Smile Centre by Dr.Paridhi Jain

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16/08/2026

Thinking about teeth whitening?
Start with a professional dental cleaning.

Removing plaque and tartar helps to create a more even, effective, and longer-lasting whitening result.

Schedule your appointment with us call 62622-18187.
and let us create the best treatment plan for your smile.✨️🦷

14/08/2026

13/08/2026

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12/08/2026

Yes, you can usually have an MRI with dental crowns, as modern ones (porcelain, ceramic, zirconia, gold) are safe, but older or some metal-fused ones (with nickel, iron) can cause minor image distortion or, rarely, discomfort/heating, so always tell your dentist and the MRI tech about your crowns to check the material and ensure safety, especially if they're older or metal-based.

MRI Safety & Crowns

Most Modern Crowns are Safe: Ceramic, porcelain, zirconia, and gold crowns are generally non-magnetic and MRI-friendly, posing no risks.

Metal Crowns (PFM): Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns have a metal base that can sometimes contain ferromagnetic metals (iron, nickel, cobalt).
Potential Issues with Metal: Strong magnetic fields can cause a pull, slight heating, or image artifacts (distortion) with some metal crowns, though severe issues are rare.

Titanium is Common & Safe: Titanium, a popular implant/crown material, is MRI-friendly.

What to Do Before Your MRI

Inform Your Dentist: Ask them what material your crowns are made of.
Tell the MRI Staff: Inform the radiologist and technician about your restorations.
Check Crown Age: Older crowns are more likely to contain problematic metals; newer ones use safer materials.

11/08/2026

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09/08/2026

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