Dental crowns can be the saving grace of a cracked, broken, stained, or otherwise damaged tooth.
If you have suffered from extensive tooth decay, an acute injury resulting in a cracked tooth that cannot be repaired with dental bonding, or even undergone a root canal that changed the shape of your tooth, a dental crown might be just the solution to your dental problem.
Also referred to as “caps,” dental crowns can effectively cover up and protect a damaged tooth while also restoring its previous shape and function.
Furthermore, these caps or crowns can be created and placed in as few as two visits to your dentist’s office, offering a permanent solution in very little time.
Dental Crown First Steps
Your first conversation with your dentist about a dental crown likely won’t be a scheduled as such – it’s more likely that you’ll find yourself in his or her chair due to an injured or decaying tooth that needs attention.
Placing the Permanent Crown
What are the Types of Dental Crowns
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