A dental crown is an artificial restoration that fits over the remaining part of a prepared tooth, making it strong and giving it the shape of a natural tooth.
Dental crowns are an ideal way to repair teeth that have been broken, or have been weakened by decay or a very large filling. Dentists use crowns for a number of other reasons as well including:
At Dr. Korol Dental, we provide a range of effective restorative dental services including dental implants and crowns, using only the most biocompatible material to ensure the safety and longevity of your entire well-being.
While the dental crown procedure is relatively simple and minimally invasive, it does require two separate visits to the dentist.
1st Dental Crown Appointment |
The first dental crown appointment involves prepping the tooth for the crown. This includes:
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2nd Dental Crown Appointment |
When you return for your second visit, the dentist will cement the finished dental crown into place. To ensure maximum comfort and the best aesthetic results, your dentist will carefully check:
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Just as with a dental bridge or implant, a dental crown can last for many years although its longevity is affected by the amount of wear and tear it is exposed to as well as how well you keep its tooth free of plaque.
Here are some of the reasons a dental crown may need to be replaced earlier than expected:
It is important to clean your dental crown just as you would your natural teeth. Remember to brush and floss daily to prevent any tooth decay.
As with our dental implants and bridges, our dentists provide dental crowns constructed from biocompatible materials.
Biocompatible materials have the ability to create strong, high-quality dental implants and crowns without causing any harm to your mouth or body, protecting your overall well-being for many years to come.
Learn More: Our Commitment To Biocompatible Material In Restorative Dentistry
To learn more about our restorative dentistry services including crowns, dental bridges and implants, contact our Calgary dentist today at 403-245-9099.
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