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DENTAL CROWNS AND BRIDGES
Gold and silver dental repairs have long been the standard for restoring damaged and decayed teeth, but their metallic appearance often detracts from the beauty of your smile. Fortunately, modern advancements in dentistry offer more aesthetic solutions. At our practice, we are proud to offer high-quality porcelain crowns and bridges that are not only durable but also blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. Our skilled dentists will craft your porcelain restorations to meet your specific needs and goals, ensuring a radiant and flawless smile. With these innovative treatments, you can enjoy both functionality and a beautiful, natural-looking appearance, all while maintaining long-lasting oral health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Porcelain crowns are used to restore the function and appearance of damaged or decayed teeth. They can strengthen a weakened tooth, replace a large filling, provide stability when attached to a dental bridge, or cover a dental implant for a missing tooth.
A dental bridge is a restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. It fills gaps, restores chewing and speaking abilities, prevents teeth from shifting, and can help alleviate jaw pain caused by an uneven bite.
Common types of dental bridges include traditional bridges (supported by crowns on either side of the gap), Maryland-bonded bridges (with two crowns placed next to each other), and cantilever bridges (often used for front teeth, supported by metal bands on adjacent teeth).
Porcelain restorations offer a natural-looking appearance, while zirconium crowns and bridges provide both strength and esthetics. Zirconium is stronger than porcelain, and the choice between them depends on factors like the restoration’s location, your aesthetic goals, and budget.
To maintain your dental restoration, brush and floss regularly, and avoid chewing on ice or hard objects to prevent cracking. Regular dental checkups are essential to monitor the health and function of the restoration for long-lasting results.