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Dental Crowns

Dental Crowns: Strong Protection & Perfect Aesthetics

A dental crown is a custom-made cap designed to encase a weakened, broken or root-canal-treated tooth. The crown restores the tooth's original strength, protects it from future fractures and gives it a natural, aesthetic appearance.

How It Works — Treatment Steps

Tooth Preparation

Gentle shaping and controlled removal of a thin layer of tooth material to make room for the crown's thickness.

Precise Impressions

Using scanning technology or advanced impression materials to capture the tooth structure and bite perfectly for the laboratory.

Temporary Crown

Placing a temporary crown to protect the tooth, preserve aesthetics and maintain your comfort while the permanent crown is fabricated.

Bonding the Permanent Crown

Checking the fit of the new crown (color, shape, bite comfort) and bonding it strongly and permanently to the tooth.

Benefits of the Crown Restoration

Strengthen Weakened Teeth

Completely preventing fractures in teeth that have undergone root canal treatment or large restorations.

Uncompromising Aesthetics

Using advanced zirconia or porcelain crowns that replicate the translucency and luster of a natural tooth.

Long-lasting Durability

A strong, stable solution that holds up for many years with proper hygiene.

What to Expect After Treatment?

Return to routine is immediate after bonding the permanent crown. In the first few days you may feel mild discomfort or a sense of foreignness in your mouth as the tongue and cheeks adjust to the new structure, along with mild and transient gum sensitivity around the tooth.

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