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Dental
Crowns
Dental
crowns are often called "dental caps" which cover
and encase the tooth on which they are cemented.
Since, dental crowns cover over the entire visible
aspect of a tooth, a dental crown if effect becomes
the tooth's new outer surface.
Dental crowns as a means to rebuild broken and
decayed teeth to their original shape. Dental
crowns are a way to strengthen teeth and method
by which the cosmetic appearance of teeth can
be improved.
Dental crowns can be made of porcelain, precious
alloys (gold), or a combination of both. An complete
ceramic crown can offers better color, translucency
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Dental
Bridges
A
bridge is used to replaces one or more natural
missing teeth, thereby bridging the space between
two teeth. A dental bridge is a false tooth, known
as a pontic, which is fused between two dental
crowns to fill in the area left by a missing tooth.
The two crowns on the adjacent supporting teeth
of the missing gaps are attached and holds it
in place onto your teeth on each side of the pontic
tooth.
Dental bridges, similar to dental
crowns, can be made of porcelain, precious alloys
(gold), or a combination of both. An complete
ceramic bridge may be done on anterior teeth that
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Types of Crowns and Bridge Materials
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Material
Types |
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porcelain crowns and bridges include:
- IPS Empress
- Porcera All Porcelain (Ziriconia)
- Cercon Smart Ceramics (Ziriconia)
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Porcelain-fused-to-alloys
(PFM) crowns and bridges include:
- Standard alloys
- PFM semi-precious crowns (gold >50%)
- PFM high-precious crowns (gold>85%)
All gold crowns and bridges |

Procedure on Crown & Bridges Treatment
The course of treatment described here is one of several
options available. Consult your dentist to find out what the
best solution is for you, given your specific condition.
1.
Before procedure
The dentist makes a first evaluation on existing tooth/teeth
for crown and bridges.
2.
Preparing the old tooth
The natural tooth or adjacent teeth to the missing gap is
given minor preparation or adjustments. A teeth impression
is made and sent off to the dental laboratory to be made.
A temporary crown or bridge is attached.
3.
Placing the new crown or bridge
Upon delivery, the crown or bridge is securely fitted.
4.
End result
The end result is a new tooth or gap replacement. Care for
your new crowns and bridges is required in brushing and flossing
should be done as recommended by your dentist.

Pros and Cons of Dental Restorations

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