Crowns & Bridges
Normally a root canal treated tooth is indicated for a crown. The root canal treated tooth should be reinforced by a crown since it will be brittle in nature.
Crowns & Bridges
Crowns are also indicated for cracked teeth and teeth with deep cavities and to cover poorly shaped or discolored teeth.
- Crowns may be made of metal, porcelain or newer restorative materials like metal free ceramics.
- They are custom-made and fitted for each patient in conformation with the size and length of the natural teeth.
- Normally a root canal treated tooth is indicated for a crown. The root canal treated tooth should be reinforced by a crown since it will be brittle in nature.
- Crowns are also indicated for cracked teeth and teeth with deep cavities and to cover poorly shaped or discolored teeth.
- Crowns may be made of metal, porcelain or newer restorative materials like metal free ceramics.
- They are custom-made and fitted for each patient in conformation with the size and length of the natural teeth.
Metal free crowns
Dental crowns nearly always needed to be made with a metal foundation, today we can make them out of pure porcelain or other ceramics. There are still occasions on the back teeth when the durability of a metal foundation in the crown makes it the restoration of choice. But when it shows prominently in your smile, wouldn’t you rather have one that looks as natural as possible!.
Multiple tooth replacement/bridges
Crown and Bridge is a long term method of replacing missing teeth. A Crown is placed over an individual tooth where there is no longer sufficient tooth structure left to place a filling. A bridge spans space where one or more teeth have been lost in the dental arch. The teeth on either end of the span are crowned and false teeth are attached to these crowns.
Crown and Bridges are most often made from superior materials such as precious metals (gold), semi-precious metals, porcelain, or a combination of metal fused to porcelain. Both esthetics and function are considered when selecting the material most suitable for your case.
A bridge stabilizes the bite of a patient who has missing one or more teeth. Bridges prevent the surrounding teeth from moving or shifting in the mouth. The missing tooth is replaced with an artificial tooth connected between two crowns (caps), which are permanently cemented or bonded on the adjacent teeth.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Full mouth rehabilitation is carried out when the patient has multiple problems like over all reduced bite due to grinding in the night, malformation of teeth or after surgeries/trauma
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