Category: Crowns
FAQ About Dental Crowns
When a tooth becomes too decayed, diseased or damaged to be repaired with a dental filling, a custom crown is typically the best solution. Dental crowns are one of the most time-tested treatments in restorative dentistry. They can be fabricated in various materials, but they all serve as a cap for a damaged tooth, covering…
Custom Dental Crowns: The Royal Smile Fix
A dental crown is considered a custom “cap” for a tooth that is broken, cracked, decayed, too weak or unattractive. It covers all visible sides of your tooth and is custom fabricated in shape, size and color. Ideally, your dental crown should blend seamlessly with your existing smile and provide a durable and functional solution…
Dental Care For Seniors
Dental care is certainly not a one-size-fits-all approach. In fact, your oral care needs will change throughout different stages of your life. If you’re in your golden years, or consider yourself an “aging adult,” you’re likely to face a number of different dental health challenges that you may have avoided in your younger years. It…
How Does a Dental Crown Stay in Place?
Dental crowns are considered one of the most widely used restorations in dentistry. They are a “cap” for a tooth that can no longer function on its own. It may be a tooth that suffered a traumatic injury or one that is badly decayed or infected. In either case, if too much healthy tooth structure…
Save Time With One Visit Dental Crowns
Do you have a tooth that’s broken? A large, old filling that needs to be changed out? A recent root canal? If so, then a crown is likely in your future. One of the things that has always been challenging about crown work is that the process traditionally takes up two separate appointments to complete.…
The CEREC Crown Advantage
Let’s face it; most of us have an agenda or schedule that doesn’t allow much time for dental treatments. That’s why it is important to find a dentist who stays at the cutting-edge of dental technology, which can tremendously reduce your time in the dental chair. The CEREC technology for dental crowns is a perfect…
FAQs on Dental Crowns
If you have a tooth that is severely decayed, weakened or broken, a dental crown may be recommended. Before you undergo any type of dental procedure, it is important that you understand what to expect. Here are some frequently asked questions surrounding dental crowns: What is a crown? A crown is a dental restoration that…
Caring For Your Dental Bridge
A dental bridge is an excellent way to replace multiple missing teeth in a row. It is a tooth replacement solution that can help you smile more confidently for years to come. However, just like any other dental restoration, it needs to be cared for properly. Neglecting to clean your dental bridge (and the area…
Help – I Lost My Crown!
Crowns are meant to be a permanent dental restoration. However, even the highest quality and best-placed crowns can fall out. Common reasons for dislodging or losing a crown include trauma, tooth grinding and decay. The cement that is holding an old crown in place may also be worn down. Regardless of why your dental crown…
Your Crown Is Ready
Are you hesitating to undergo a necessary crown procedure due to apprehensions about the traditional process? The advancements in dental technology bring promising news for you. With the evolution of CEREC® technology, obtaining a dental crown has become remarkably streamlined, eliminating the need for multiple dental visits and uncomfortable impressions. Now, you can bid farewell…
