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The yellow gold if of the highest quality and durability. Gold is superior dental alloy utilized.
The gold alloy is composed of many different types of elements: noble metals: gold, platinum, palladium, silver, and base metals: copper, tin and others. The proper gold alloy should contain at least 60% noble metals.
Advantages of gold alloys:
- Gold alloy never corrodes. Some metal alloys, under the influence of saliva, may suffer in time a phenomenon called corrosion. This may lead to the appearance of an unsightly grey coloration in the upper part of the dental crown.
- Gold alloys has superior strength and resistance. The main advantage is that gold alloys can be manufactured at a very low thickness and still preserve strength and resistance. The benefit is that less tooth structure needs to be removed.
- Gold alloys are lighter than base metal alloys (with the exception of titanium).
- Gold alloys are well-tolerated by the body and do not produce any allergic reactions.
The gold alloy is composed of many different types of elements: noble metals: gold, platinum, palladium, silver, and base metals: copper, tin and others. The proper gold alloy should contain at least 60% noble metals.
Advantages of gold alloys:
- Gold alloy never corrodes. Some metal alloys, under the influence of saliva, may suffer in time a phenomenon called corrosion. This may lead to the appearance of an unsightly grey coloration in the upper part of the dental crown.
- Gold alloys has superior strength and resistance. The main advantage is that gold alloys can be manufactured at a very low thickness and still preserve strength and resistance. The benefit is that less tooth structure needs to be removed.
- Gold alloys are lighter than base metal alloys (with the exception of titanium).
- Gold alloys are well-tolerated by the body and do not produce any allergic reactions.
