highxtar rihanna 1 Expert discusses the rising popularity of metal dentures.

Expert discusses the rising popularity of metal dentures.

Barbados singer Rihanna has caused a stir in the world of fashion and dentistry with her latest photo shoot for Interview Magazine. The images, shot by Nadia Lee Cohen, feature Rihanna sporting a shirt and tie along with metallic teeth grills from Gabby Elan Jewelry, a trend commonly seen in the world of Hip Hop. The singer’s portrayal of a rebellious nun has sparked controversy on social media, with many questioning the appropriateness of the imagery.

To shed some light on the trend of metal teeth, we spoke to Dr. Fernando Soria, a dentist specializing in prosthetic dentistry. According to Dr. Fernando, metal teeth are a fad that originated in the world of Hip Hop and has now spread to other genres of music. The metal teeth worn by Rihanna and Kanye West are custom-designed prostheses made from a mixture of metals such as titanium, platinum, and palladium. The difference lies in the design and shape of the prostheses, which are created using CAD-CAM technology.

While the trend for metal teeth may be popular among certain groups, Dr. Fernando believes it is not here to stay in the general public. The treatment for wearing metal dentures involves designing individual metal prostheses for each patient, which can be removed and put on at will. However, there are risks associated with wearing these prostheses, such as increased bacterial plaque accumulation and irreversible loss of dental enamel.

In terms of cost, Dr. Fernando explains that the price of such a treatment can vary depending on the type of precious metal used and the expertise of the technician and dentist involved. While some may be drawn to the trend of metal teeth, it is important to consider the potential health risks and long-term consequences associated with wearing them.

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