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Dental Crown

Restore and Reinforce Your Smile

Dental crowns are versatile restorations that can repair and strengthen damaged teeth, restoring both their function and aesthetics. Whether you have a cracked tooth, large filling, or severely decayed tooth, dental crowns provide a durable and natural-looking solution. Trust our skilled team to customize a crown that fits seamlessly with your existing teeth. Let us restore you with confident and beautiful smile.

TYPES OF CROWNS 

We Offer 2 types of Dental Crown

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Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) Crowns

PFM crowns combine the strength of a metal base with a porcelain overlay, providing durability and a natural appearance. Crown is often use them for back teeth or areas that require more strength.

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Zirconia Crowns

Zirconia crowns have gained a reputation for their exceptional strength and durability. They offer excellent aesthetics, making them a versatile choice for both front and back teeth.

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Click here to learn more about the difference between different types of crowns.

Who Needs Dental Crown

  1. Tooth Decay: Has significant decay that cannot be restored with a filling. You may consider a crown to protect and strengthen it.

  2. Cracked or Fractured Teeth: Teeth with cracks or fractures may need crowns to prevent further damage and restore their strength and functionality.

  3. Large Fillings: When a tooth has a large filling compromising its structural integrity, reinforcement and support can be provided by a crown.

  4. Root Canal Treatment: After undergoing root canal, a tooth may become weakened and in need of a crown for protection against future damage.

  5. Misshapen or Discolored Teeth: Dental crowns can enhance the appearance of misshapen or severely discolored teeth for cosmetic purposes, improving aesthetics and symmetry.

  6. Tooth Wear: Crowns can help restore proper shape, size, and function to severely worn down or eroded teeth.

  7. Dental Bridge Placement: Dental bridges, which replace missing teeth by bridging the gap between existing teeth, are anchored using crowns.

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Tips For Dental Crown

  1. Oral Hygiene Practices : Regular brushing, flossing, and using antimicrobial mouthwash. This can ensure that the crown and surrounding teeth remain clean and free from plaque buildup.
  2. Avoiding Damaging Habits: Such as chewing on hard objects, biting nails, eating sour food without gargle, or grinding teeth. Recommend using a nightguard if you have teeth grinding (bruxism).
  3. Regular Dental Check-ups:  Regular dental visits for professional cleanings and examinations. This allow the dentist to monitor the condition of the crown.
  4. Dietary Recommendations: Try to avoid sticky or hard foods that can exert excessive force on the restoration.
  5. Signs of Potential Issues: Such as sensitivity, pain, or a loose or dislodged crown. It is advisable to seek dental care if they experience any of these symptoms.
  6. Lifespan of Dental Crowns: The lifespan of dental crown depending on habits on individuals. A proper maintenance can help extend their durability.

Dental Crown Aftercare and Recovery

After the crown procedure, it is crucial to uphold excellent oral hygiene practices and schedule regular dental check-ups. Click here to learn more information about Crown Aftercare at GTC.