Crown And Bridge

Dental Crown and Bridges Procedure

Dental crowns and bridges are common dental treatments used to fix and replace teeth.

Dental Crown (Cap): This is a cover that fits over a damaged or weakened tooth. It helps to protect the tooth, especially after a root canal or when a tooth is broken. Crowns can be made from different materials and are custom-made to fit over the tooth.

Dental Bridge: If you’re missing one or more teeth, a dental bridge can be used. It includes artificial teeth that are supported by crowns on adjacent teeth. Bridges help to restore the function and appearance of your smile.

Both crowns and bridges are customized to fit your mouth and are designed to improve both the look and function of your teeth. The process involves preparation, creating impressions, and fitting the custom-made prosthetics to your teeth. Consulting with a dentist can help determine which option is best for your specific dental needs.

Our Process

Dental Crown Procedure

Consultation and Examination

A consultation with your dentist will determine whether a dental crown is necessary. X-rays might be taken to assess the extent of damage or decay.

Impression Taking

An impression of the prepared tooth and surrounding teeth is made. This impression serves as a mold for the dental laboratory to create the custom crown.

Tooth Preparation

During the first visit, the affected tooth is prepared by removing a layer of enamel to make space for the crown. This step ensures a proper fit for the new crown

Temporary Crown Placement

While waiting for the permanent crown to be fabricated, a temporary crown is placed to protect the prepared tooth.

Our Process

Dental Crown Procedure

Consultation and Examination

Similar to the crown procedure, a consultation and examination are conducted to assess the need for a dental bridge.

Tooth Preparation

During the first visit, the affected tooth is prepared by removing a layer of enamel to make space for the crown. This step ensures a proper fit for the new crown.

Crown Fabrication

Impressions of the prepared teeth and the gap caused by missing teeth are taken. These impressions will be used as models for creating the bridge and pontics.

Temporary Bridge Placement

While the permanent bridge is being fabricated, a temporary bridge might be placed to protect the exposed teeth and gums

Bridge Fabrication

Skilled technicians at a dental laboratory create the bridge and pontics based on the impressions taken. The bridge can be made from materials similar to those used for crowns

Dental Crowns and Bridges: Enhancing Oral Health and Aesthetics

Restoration and Protection: Crowns: Restore and strengthen damaged or weakened teeth, providing protection against further decay or damage. They cover and support compromised teeth, preserving their function and structural integrity.
Improved Aesthetics: Crowns: Enhance the appearance of teeth by covering imperfections like discoloration, misshapen teeth, or extensive damage, resulting in a more natural and pleasing smile.
Functional Enhancement: Crowns: Restore the functionality of a damaged tooth, allowing for proper chewing, biting, and speaking. They act as a shield, protecting and supporting teeth with extensive restorations.
Longevity and Durability: Both crowns and bridges, when properly maintained, can offer long-lasting solutions for dental restoration.
Customization and Versatility: These treatments can be tailored to match the size, shape, and color of the patient's natural teeth. Different materials are available, offering flexibility to address individual dental needs for front or back teeth.

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After care following dental crown and bridges treatment

After receiving dental crown and bridge treatments, proper aftercare is crucial to maintain the longevity and effectiveness of the restorations. Here are the aftercare guidelines:

Maintain Excellent Oral Hygiene

Brush your teeth at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste. Floss daily to keep the area around the crown and bridge clean.Advise your child not to chew on hard or sticky foods on the treated tooth for at least 24 hours.Maintain regular oral hygiene by brushing and flossing gently, being careful around the treated area.

Be Gentle with Your New Restorations

Avoid Chewy or Sticky Foods

Monitor Sensitivity or Discomfort

Watch Your Diet

Maintain Good Overall Health

Avoid Bad Habits