A tooth that is decayed or damaged severely may not be able to sustain on its own. A weak tooth becomes weaker when it takes a biting load. A shield is required to protect such teeth from physical damage and support the functionality. A dental crown is a cap designed to cover weak teeth and provide physical support to them. Once in place, the crown can last for as many as 6-8 years. It is one of the major dental restorations that we use to protect teeth at our office. Our crowns have helped create healthy smiles for many of our patients from Jefferson City and surrounding communities. If you or your family members have a damaged tooth or are suffering from a toothache, make an appointment and visit our office.
The ultimate goal of every dental treatment is to protect your teeth and gums. When a tooth is injured or decayed severely, it may be at the risk of falling out. The infection can spread to the supporting structure and other teeth. A dentist treats the decayed/injured tooth to restore its functions. A dental crown not only acts as a shield to weak teeth, but also aids biting and chewing functions. By retaining the tooth, the patient can keep his/her supporting bone safe and healthy. Following are some of the cases when a dental crown is recommended.
A crown can be made of a gold alloy, porcelain, ceramic, zicronia, or other materials. The esthetic requirement and functional necessities are taken into consideration when choosing a particular type of crown. The molars take higher loads as compared to other teeth. A damaged/decayed molar tooth requires a crown that can withstand loads and is resistant to wear. Metal crowns or zirconia crowns may be recommended as a restoration for molar teeth. Porcelain crowns may be a good option in other cases where the front tooth/teeth need a replacement.
The restoration of teeth using a dental crown requires preparation. The process begins with numbing the tooth using local anesthesia. A precise portion of the tooth is then gently removed to make room for the crown. Instead of taking impressions, we use scanning to capture detailed images of the prepared tooth. A temporary crown is promptly crafted in-house to safeguard the tooth until the permanent crown is custom-made in the lab.
During the second visit, the temporary crown is removed, and the tooth is cleaned. We check the fit of the permanent crown and resend it for corrections if necessary. On confirmation of the fit, the crown can be cemented over the natural tooth. Our dentist dedicates her time to explain to our patients how to take care of the restoration.
For posterior crowns, our advanced technology allows us to complete the entire procedure in a single appointment, eliminating the need for temporary crowns. With same-day crowns, we can prepare, scan, design, and fabricate the crown right in our office, providing efficient and convenient care for our patients. This streamlined process ensures optimal fit and function of the crown without the inconvenience of multiple appointments. Plus, patients can enjoy the benefits of their new crown immediately, without the hassle of wearing a temporary restoration.
Central Dental Care boasts a team of skilled professionals who specialize in dental crown restorations. Their expertise ensures that every crown is crafted and placed with precision, effectively restoring the strength, functionality, and appearance of damaged or decayed teeth. This high level of professional care translates into durable and aesthetically pleasing results for patients, reinforcing Central Dental Care's reputation as a trusted provider in Jefferson City and beyond.
Dental crowns provided by Central Dental Care are not only designed to look natural but are also built to last, with the potential to protect and enhance teeth for 6-8 years or more. This longevity is a testament to the quality of materials used, the meticulousness of the placement process, and the overall standard of care provided by the clinic.
Central Dental Care prioritizes patient comfort and involvement throughout the crown restoration process. From the initial consultation to the final placement, patients are informed, comfortable, and engaged. The use of local anesthesia ensures a pain-free experience, while the provision of temporary crowns and detailed care instructions signifies a commitment to patient well-being and satisfaction. Contact Central Dental Care Today to schedule an appointment!
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