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A dental crown, also called a cap, fully covers damaged or severely chipped teeth. It’s commonly used for tooth restoration.
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A crown can protect weak or loose teeth from damage and stabilize cracked teeth.
Crowns provide support and strength to a tooth that is broken or worn-down.
If your tooth decay is advanced, a filling may not be appropriate due to insufficient remaining tooth structure. In such cases, a crown is necessary to strengthen the tooth and prevent additional damage.
A dental implant needing extra care, like getting a crown or restoring function, suggests it needs more dental work for appearance or function.
Crowns are applied to teeth for cosmetic purposes.
Root canal therapy is a dental procedure that removes infected or damaged pulp from the tooth, then fills and seals the root canal to prevent further infection and save the tooth.
Typically, two appointments are required for crown preparation and fitting. In the first visit, the dentist removes weakened parts of the tooth and prepares it to support the crown.
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Your dentist will take an impression and place a temporary crown, custom-made by a lab technician following their instructions. If the crown is visible, they’ll match its color to surrounding teeth for a natural appearance.
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At the second visit, your dentist replaces the temporary crown with the new one, cementing it securely for a comfortable fit with your other teeth.
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Tooth caps (crowns) can be made from various materials, depending on the location in your mouth where they are fitted.
Porcelain crowns mimic natural teeth and are preferred for front teeth or in cases of metal allergies.
Zirconia, a strong ceramic material, can be made thin, preserving more natural tooth structure. It’s commonly used for back teeth due to its opaque appearance.
Crowns made from metal alloys, like nickel, palladium, and chromium, are durable, resistant to wear, and require minimal removal of natural tooth. They’re often used for hidden teeth due to their less aesthetic appeal compared to porcelain or ceramic.
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