Dental crowns are versatile and long-lasting restorations used to protect and strengthen damaged or missing teeth. They act like a custom-made cap that fits over the entire visible portion of your tooth, restoring its function, strength, and appearance.
Crowns are also used be used when restoring missing teeth with dental bridges and implants, providing a natural-looking and stable strong for replacing missing teeth.
When extensive decay or trauma leaves a tooth significantly compromised, a crown provides the necessary reinforcement and structure to prevent further damage. It is often recommended after root canal treatment, providing essential protection for the weakened tooth.
At SameDay Dental Clinic, our crowns are crafted in our onsite dental lab using the best quality materials such as zirconia, ceramic, or metal alloys ensuring both strength and aesthetics. This allows us to meticulously match the color and shade of your surrounding teeth, creating a natural and seamless look.
In certain instances, we can place a permanent crown within just 6 hours on the same day.
Other cases typically require two appointments. The first visit involves consultation, diagnosis, tooth preparation, and placement of a high quality temporary crown. The second appointment, scheduled for 7 days later, is when we place your permanent crown.
Absolutely! At SameDay Dental Implants, we offer the convenience of crafting and placing high-quality temporary multiple crowns within just a few hours. This means that during your initial appointment, you will walk away with a beautifully restored smile. Then, we’ll see you in 7 days to have your permanent crowns placed.
Dental crowns come in various types, each distinguished by the materials used in their fabrication. Common materials include ceramic, metal, zirconia, composite resin, and porcelain. Additionally, crowns can be crafted using a combination of different metals.
Yes, getting dental crowns is generally safe when performed by a qualified dentist or dental specialist. This procedure is commonly used for dental restoration. However, like any dental treatment, it's important to discuss certain factors with your dentist beforehand. These may include potential allergies to specific materials and understanding the long-term care and maintenance required for your crowns.