FIXED ARTIFICIAL TEETH - DENTAL CROWNS AND BRIDGES
A crown is used to entirely cover or cap a damaged tooth.
A crown is usually recommended:
- To safeguard a weak teeth from breaking
- To restore a Root canal treated tooth
- To support and cover the teeth which has a lot of filling and the teeth is hardly left.
- To keep the dental bridges in place
- To cover discolored/ badly shaped teeth
- To restore a broken tooth/ worn-down tooth
- Crown covers a dental implant
Factors we consider before placing Crown/ Bridge
- Aesthetics – color match and appearance
- Function – chewing and biting accuracy
- Tissue compatibility- the contour of the prosthesis must allow the surrounding tissue to conform to a natural, healthy position.
Replacing Missing Teeth:
- Helps restore and maintain the natural bite.
- Prevents unnatural stress on other teeth.
- Helps keep opposing teeth in their proper place.
- Prevents shifting and tilting of adjacent teeth.
- Helps prevent further dental decay and periodontal (gum) disease.
- Maximizes your smile, speech and chewing function.