Dental Crowns

General Dentistry

DENTAL CROWNS IN XYZ

Replacement options for missing teeth

The majority of dentistry appears to be dentistry. Our goal is to deliver unnoticeable dentistry. Existing dental crowns and fillings are replaced with replacements that appear and feel natural.

When is a Dental Crown required?

When a person’s teeth are severely damaged and appear to be beyond repair, porcelain or porcelain “pasted on gold” crowns can be used to make the smile appear “as new.” This is a highly effective method for correcting even the most severe dental issues, including permanently replacing missing teeth to provide a real smile and a functional bite. We’re known for the high quality of our work and the incredible changes we can bring to people who use our technology. These procedures are used to treat significant dental issues in a long-term manner. These treatments typically last 20 to 30 years, as nearly a lifetime as dental therapy can get.

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How long does a dental crown take to install?

At least two visits to our office are required to place a crown. We will first remove decay, shape the tooth, and put a temporary crown of plastic or metal.

We will then remove the temporary crown and fit and modify the final crown at the next visit. Finally, we will cement the crown into place, resulting in a new, attractive tooth.

The Primary Advantages of Dental Crowns

What are crowns' capabilities?

Crowns and bridgework are dependable remedies for severe dental problems caused by accidents, diseases, or normal wear and tear. These procedures can usually fix significant issues. The high-grade porcelain or porcelain linked to gold used in these restorations is of the highest quality. To address the most significant tooth disorders, greater strength of porcelain and gold material is advised. Dental crowns and/or dental bridges can be utilized as a long-term remedy when teeth have been lost due to unintentional damage, severe wear, or old fillings failing.

Many people experience unexplained pain in their back teeth, which is typically caused by hairline fissures in the chewing portion of the tooth. The pain associated with these teeth can be relieved by placing crowns on them, restoring complete dental function. Older fillings in the front teeth can weaken the teeth and produce “appearance” issues such as discoloration or chipping. When porcelain veneers aren’t an option, porcelain crowns and bridges can be used. Crowns help prevent breaking in teeth with root canal fillings.

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