Quick care for sudden oral problems, ensuring immediate relief and treatment.
Comprehensive oral care for all ages, promoting lifelong dental health and well-being.
Routine checkup for oral health, detecting issues early and maintaining a healthy smile.
Specialized oral care for children, ensuring a healthy smile and positive dental experiences.
Professional oral hygiene procedure removing plaque, tartar, and stains for a healthier smile.
Surgical removal of teeth for oral health, relieving pain and preventing complications.
Thin porcelain shells bonded to teeth, improving appearance and covering imperfections.
Cosmetic procedure to lighten and brighten teeth, enhancing smile aesthetics.
Fixed prosthetic device replacing missing teeth, restoring oral function and appearance.
Custom-made restoration caps a damaged tooth, restoring its shape, strength, and function.”
Specialized dental care for children, correcting tooth and jaw issues to ensure healthy development.
Straightening and aligning teeth for improved oral health and a confident smile.
Clear, removable aligners for discreet teeth straightening, offering a comfortable and nearly invisible orthodontic solution.
Custom devices maintain post-orthodontic tooth alignment, preserving your newly corrected smile.
Permanent tooth replacements surgically anchored for natural appearance and function.
Full-arch tooth restoration with four implants, offering stable and efficient smile rehabilitation.
Surgical procedure to strengthen and rebuild bone, often used for dental implant support.
Dental procedure to treat infected or damaged tooth pulp, relieving pain and preserving the tooth.
Restoration of cavities with materials like composite or amalgam, preserving tooth integrity and function.
Non-invasive procedure using special materials to repair and enhance teeth, improving appearance and function.”
Removable prosthetic teeth to replace missing ones, restoring oral function and aesthetics.
Techniques to relax and ease anxiety during dental procedures, ensuring patient comfort and a stress-free experience.
As we plan your cosmetic dental services, we might find that you require dental crowns to achieve a beautiful and healthy smile. Dental crowns cover teeth that have been chipped, cracked, eroded due to decay or have an improper bite. In addition, the dental crown serves the purpose of safeguarding the remaining tooth structure and enhancing the tooth’s visual appeal.
Metal was used to create dental crowns in the past because of its strength and durability. These crowns may have produced more aesthetically pleasing results, though. As a result, materials for crowns these days include porcelain or resin, since they provide a natural-looking appearance and durability similar to that of real teeth.
You might need a dental crown for any of the following:
1. Keeping a weak tooth from breaking, possibly because of decay, or holding it together if it is cracked.
2. Putting back together a broken tooth or a tooth worn down a lot.
3. Covering and supporting a tooth that has a big filling but not much of the tooth left.
4. Keeping a bridge of teeth in place.
5. Covering crooked or discolored teeth.
5. Covering a dental implant.
6. Putting a crown on a tooth that has had a root canal.
The first step in placing a dental crown is to reshape the original tooth. Afterwards, in order to properly fit the dental crown, our dentists will remove any decay from the tooth as well as any portions of the healthy tooth. The amount of tooth extraction that is necessary will depend on the condition of the tooth and the type of crown. In order to make sure the crown fits perfectly, we will next scan the tooth. Following the first treatment, one of our dentists will place a temporary crown to protect the tooth until the patient's follow-up appointment, when the permanent crown will be placed.
Following implantation, it is crucial to maintain the crown. A well-maintained crown will last longer.
Here are some tips that will help:
1. Brush your teeth twice a day and carefully. If your teeth or crown are sensitive to hot or cold, consider using toothpaste for sensitive teeth.
2. If you floss every day, you can keep your teeth in great shape.
3. Don't eat hard foods. For example, if you have a porcelain crown, chewing ice or hard foods could cause it to break.
4. If you clench your teeth or grind them at night, your dentist may suggest that you wear a mouthguard to protect your dental crown and the teeth around it.
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