Dental crowns are commonly used to restore teeth that are broken, severely cracked, or have undergone root canal therapy. Before the crown can be placed, the tooth must be prepared in order to make room for the crown. This involves reshaping the tooth. Crowns are very durable and can make it possible for you to…
Dental decay, trauma and disease can wreak havoc on your smile and your oral health. Dental crowns are a valuable restorative solution that can be used in multiple applications. Saving a natural tooth is always the goal of the dentist and it is a better alternative than extraction. It is more beneficial to your general…
The purpose of dental crowns are to protect and cover a tooth that has been compromised from dental fillings, is cracked or broken, or a crown can cover a tooth that has undergone root canal therapy. In any case, a crown allows the natural tooth to be salvaged which is always a better option than losing…
Crowns and bridges are a common technique for replacing missing teeth. A crown is a durable restoration that is designed to stand up to the pressures of chewing and biting. Once your final replacement crown is placed, you will be able to eat normally. However, while you’re wearing a temporary crown, you’ll have to take…