Crowns Crowns beautify teeth and are very durable. When you get a crown, you preserve and protect your natural tooth. A tooth that has been damaged by decay or fracture will benefit from protection with a crown. A crown can blend in perfectly while allowing you to smile and chew. . Types of Crowns If you are in need of a full crown, there are a few different options . These options include a full porcelain crown, a porcelain fused to gold crown, or a full gold crown. We will discuss which of these options will be best for you. You can be comfortable in knowing that your new tooth will be virtually unnoticeable and will flawlessly complement the rest of your smile. Procedure When you schedule a full crown restoration, we will set aside 2 appointments The procedure begins with the removal of all decay in the tooth and the creation of a healthy foundation. Next we will take an impression of the tooth. This impression will be sent to our lab where your new restoration will be crafted. While this new tooth is created, we will provide you with a provisional restoration. Our provisional restorations will resemble your natural teeth so that you can continue with your daily life without worry. During your second visit to the office, we will proceed with the placement of your final restoration. This crown will be fitted comfortably into the mouth. We will make every effort to ensure that the new tooth feels exactly like one of your natural teeth. The final step in the process is to cement the crown into your mouth, leaving you with a beautifully restored smile. |
