Dental Crowns and Dental Bridges

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The dental bridges and crowns we offer are meticulously crafted using premium-quality, visually appealing materials. Our ceramic dental crowns are designed to seamlessly integrate with your smile, offering a natural look that is also functional. Similarly, if you require the replacement of missing teeth, we provide dental bridges that offer a range of design options.

Types of Dental Crowns

Most dental crowns are metal-free and made entirely of ceramic, which is more natural-looking and aesthetically pleasing.

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Is a dental crown necessary for me?

A dental crown, which fully covers the visible tooth above the gumline, is a protective restoration. Often called “caps,” they resemble hats or helmets that fit over the tooth. A Dental professional may suggest crowns when a tooth cannot withstand regular, everyday wear and tear.

During the design process of your ceramic dental crown, we employ a shade guide to match the color and tone of your natural tooth enamel precisely. This ensures the permanent crown blends flawlessly with the surrounding teeth, resulting in an attractive and natural-looking smile. Dental bridges serve the purpose of closing the gap between teeth that is created by a missing tooth. A fixed dental bridge typically resembles a row of 2-3 crowns, with only the end ones fitting over a tooth or dental implant. The pontic crowns between them extend across the length of the tooth gap, successfully filling the vacant space.

Frequently Asked Questions?

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1. What is the lifespan of a dental crown?
For optimal longevity, it’s crucial to maintain daily brushing and flossing around the crown. Additionally, we may suggest wearing a night guard while sleeping to prevent accidental fractures in the porcelain caused by teeth grinding.
2. Is it possible to remove and re-cement a dental bridge?
Usually, it is not recommended to remove a bridge to reattach it, as it could potentially cause the entire restoration to fail. It’s best to work with an experienced dentist to ensure the fixed restoration does not require reseating.
3. What is the duration for a dental bridge to settle?
After the cementation process of a new dental bridge, the bonding agent typically cures within a few hours. However, it is recommended to avoid chewing on the side of the mouth where the bridge is located for the remainder of the day.