Dental crowns are a common solution for those with damaged, weakened, or decaying teeth. However, the traditional process of getting crowns involves multiple appointments, temporary crowns, and a long waiting period before the final crowns are placed.
Luckily, there’s now a better alternative — CEREC same-day dental crowns. CEREC is short for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics and is a computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) system used to create customized dental restorations.…
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The best outcome for advanced tooth decay is the preservation of your tooth. This isn’t always practical when the tooth’s pulp has undergone necrosis (death of the nerve tissues) and when a significant amount of the tooth’s physical structure has been destroyed. The tooth must be extracted and then replaced, leading to the question of what’s the best option for you—a dental bridge or a dental implant?
Dental Bridges
There are three types of dental bridge: the traditional fixed bridge, wherein the prosthetic tooth is suspended between two hollow dental crowns fitted over the teeth on either side; the cantilever bridge, connected on one side only, like its large scale namesake; and the Maryland bonded bridge, featuring a false tooth fitted with small wings, which are bonded to the rears of the teeth on either side.…
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Dental crown laboratories are responsible for producing the caps that cover damaged teeth and improve their appearance and function. When a dentist chooses to install a dental crown on a patient’s tooth, they must work closely with a dental crown laboratory to produce the best possible results.
The Purpose of Dental Crowns
Dental crowns restore and protect damaged or decayed teeth. They are typically made of porcelain or ceramic and fit over the top of the tooth, providing a strong and durable seal to prevent further damage or decay.…
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