FAQ
Crowns are recommended when a tooth is fractured, heavily decayed, or weakened after root canal treatment. They provide stability and protection. Without a crown, the tooth may continue to deteriorate.
With proper care, crowns can last many years. Oral hygiene and routine check-ups significantly impact lifespan. Avoiding excessive biting on hard objects also helps longevity.
Yes, ceramic and zirconia crowns are designed to mimic natural enamel. Their translucency creates a lifelike appearance. Color matching ensures harmonious integration into your smile.
Crowns can improve the shape, color, and alignment of severely damaged teeth. They provide both functional and aesthetic benefits. Dentists often recommend them for compromised teeth requiring full coverage.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it comfortable. Mild sensitivity is normal afterward and fades quickly. Most patients resume normal activities the same day.
Typically two visits are required: one for preparation and impressions, and another for final placement. Temporaries protect the tooth between visits. Each crown is crafted individually for accuracy.