Among those considering laminates,
“What if it comes off soon after being attached?”,
“Won’t it break if I eat something hard?”
Many people have these concerns.
To start with the conclusion,
laminates that are properly performed do not easily come off or break.
However, in some cases, problems can occur.
Causes of Laminate Detachment
Laminate detachment is usually caused more by environmental factors than by problems with the tooth itself.
Common causes include the following:
If the tooth reduction and bonding process is not performed accurately
If adhesion weakens due to saliva or moisture
If the bite force is not properly balanced
Teeth grinding or clenching habits
Bad habits such as biting nails or opening bottle caps
📌 In particular, teeth grinding and clenching are the most common causes.
Can Laminates Break Too?
Because laminates are made of ceramic,
they can break if exposed to a very strong impact.
However, in daily life:
Eating meals
Talking
Laughing
It is very rare for them to break from these activities.
Behaviors to Be Careful About
Hard foods such as ice, candy, or dried squid legs
Tearing tough foods with the front teeth
Using teeth like a tool
What Should You Do If They Come Off or Break?
If a laminate has detached or been damaged,
do not try to reattach or use it on your own,
visit the dentist right away to check the condition,
and determine whether it can be reattached or needs to be remade.
📌 The faster you take action, the more you can prevent further damage.
For more detailed consultation, please visit Claire Dental Clinic, a Gangnam laminate dental clinic, and receive a consultation.