I have a gold teeth...should i get rid of it ?

i am almost 27 years and i got my gold tooth at the age of 16. At that time i was somewhat boyish and liked crazy fashion. ....


All through the years i had no intimate relationships and everyone liked my gold tooth. At 26 i met a European guy and we fell deeply inlove..i was afraid to tell him i have a gold tooth, thinking he will hate it and also his wealthy family.


but he loved it. now i am 27 married and i live in europe.. his family and friends loves my gold tooth. but i dont.


so the argument is..they all dont want me to take it out but i do. We are planning on starting a family this month and i dont want my child to know me with a gold tooth...the gold is on a front teeth. I was offered a job to be a picture model but i turned it down because of the tooth. i am very pretty as people say but i personally think i am not with the tooth.


Questions 1. Should i get rid of it regardless of what they say?


2. If i put a white tooth will it stay in and never fall out after some yrs?

I have a gold teeth...should i get rid of it ?
I think you just got used to your gold teeth. But really, try having those removed and replaced with porcelain teeth. Believe me, you will look better with them. And they will feel like natural teeth. I think it%26#039;s about time you changed those.
Reply:If you don%26#039;t like it just fix it. Personally I can%26#039;t stand women who get gold teeth...just my preference.
Reply:It is VERY RARE that a dentist would suggest a gold crown on a front tooth. They are usually only recommended for back teeth. They have BEAUTIFUL amazing porcelain crowns for front teeth now, sometimes look nicer than your other teeth. Get one you will be happy with it.





PS Any crown can fall off, even gold ones, eventually. You just have to get a replacement done or have it recemented on.
Reply:you obviously dont like the gold tooth,so change it .


you can get a porcelain fused to gold crown which look like your other teeth but will last as long as your current all gold crown (best of both worlds) these cost around $1500 each.
Reply:Porcelain crown is very abrasive and will wear off the opposing tooth. If you really hate it I would suggest a zirconia crown instead of porcelain. But personally I think the gold will last heaps longer.



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