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Dental crowns: A radiant smile thanks to modern dentistry

A dental crown is essentially a “hat” for your tooth. It covers the visible part of the tooth and protects it. Especially when a tooth comes through Caries or was damaged in an accident, a crown can help maintain its form, function and Aesthetics restore.

Why a crown?

Sometimes one filling isn't enough. If a tooth is severely damaged or if a root canal treated tooth needs additional protection, a crown may be the solution. It provides stability and protects the tooth from further damage.

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Materials and types of crowns

all-ceramic crowns

These crowns are made entirely of ceramic and offer excellent aesthetics. They are particularly popular for the front teeth.

Metal-ceramic crowns

These are crowns with a metal core that is veneered with ceramic. They combine strength with beauty.

Full metal crowns

These crowns are particularly robust and are often used for molars, where the load is greatest.

Caring for your crown

Like your natural teeth, crowns require regular care. This means daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups. With the right care, your crown can last a long time and give you a radiant smile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I choose a crown?

If a tooth is severely damaged or after a Root canal treatment If you need additional protection, a crown may be the best solution.

Does having a crown hurt?

No, the process is usually painless. Your dentist will do everything possible to ensure you are comfortable throughout the process.

How long does a dental crown last?

With proper care, a crown can last for many years, sometimes even decades.

From preparation to placement

Consulting

Everything starts with a thorough examination and consultation. Your dentist will assess the condition of your tooth and suggest the best solution.

Preparation

The tooth is carefully prepared to make room for the crown. This step is crucial for the success of the treatment.

imprint

A closer imprint your tooth will be taken. This serves as a template for making your individual crown in the dental laboratory.

placement

Once your crown is complete, it will be cemented firmly onto your tooth. With proper care, it can last for many years.

Dental bridge: The bridge to your radiant smile

A dental bridge, as the name suggests, is a bridge that replaces one or more missing teeth. It consists of two or more crowns for the teeth on either side of the gap and one or more artificial teeth in between.

Why a bridge?

Tooth loss can occur for various reasons, be it due to tooth decay, accidents or other illnesses. A bridge can not only restore the appearance and function of your teeth, but also prevent the remaining teeth from shifting or becoming misaligned.

Bridge or implant?

The decision between a bridge and a Implant depends on various factors:

  1. Condition of the neighboring teeth: If the adjacent teeth are healthy, an implant may be a better option. However, if they are already filled or crowned, a bridge may make more sense.
  2. Bone offer: Sufficient bone material is required for an implant. If there is not enough bone, a bridge may be a better choice.
  3. Cost: In general, an implant may be more expensive than a bridge but offers long-term benefits.
  4. Time required: A bridge can be placed more quickly than an implant, which takes several months to heal.
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