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Super Glue and Porcelain Crowns: A Dental Expert's Explanation
Porcelain crowns should not be super glued. Super glue is not a suitable material for bonding porcelain crowns to teeth, as it is not strong enough to withstand the forces that are exerted on the teeth during chewing and biting. In addition, super glue can cause damage to the tooth and surrounding tissue.
Porcelain crowns are typically bonded to teeth using a dental cement that is specifically designed for this purpose. These cements are strong enough to withstand the forces exerted on the teeth, and they do not cause damage to the tooth or surrounding tissue.
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