Crowns As we get a little older, our teeth begin to change and are prone to decay. There are many possible reasons for this change in your smile. These reasons can include bruxism(teeth grinding), general decay, cracked fillings, root canals, and many others. If your tooth is beyond repair with a filling material, we may recommend that the best viable option to save the tooth is a full crown. The reasons for this type of restoration in a badly damaged tooth are durability, cosmetic appearance, and overall support of the chewing function. Types of Crowns If we decide that you are in need of a full crown, there are a few different options for the repair of your tooth. These options include a full porcelain crown, a porcelain fused to metal or gold crown, or a full gold crown. We will make the determination as to which of these options is the most appropriate for your situation. You can be comfortable in knowing that your new tooth will be virtually unnoticeable and will flawlessly complement the rest of your smile. Procedure When we have decided to go ahead with a full crown restoration, the tooth will be prepared for a crown. Digital scans will be taken in our office with a digital laser. The crown will then be designed in our office. We will then make the crown with our mill in the office. This whole procedure can be done the same day, even within an hour. For more Info http://www.d4dtech.com/patients/ |






