Zirconia Crown

Zirconia crowns are dental restorations made from a strong and durable material called zirconia, a type of ceramic. They are used to restore damaged or decayed teeth and are known for their strength, natural appearance, and versatility in dental applications.

Zirconia is a biocompatible material that closely resembles the appearance of natural teeth. It is translucent, allowing light to pass through it similarly to natural tooth enamel. This translucency makes zirconia crowns an aesthetically appealing choice for dental restorations.

Our Process

Zirconia crown treatment process

Consultation and Examination

A consultation with your dentist will include an examination to assess whether a zirconia crown is the appropriate solution for your dental needs. X-rays and impressions may be taken to plan the treatment.

Tooth Preparation

The tooth receiving the zirconia crown will be prepared by removing a small amount of the tooth's structure to make space for the crown. The amount removed depends on the extent of the damage or the need for restoration

Impression Taking

After tooth preparation, an impression of the tooth is made. This impression will serve as a model for the dental laboratory to create a custom-fit zirconia crown.

Temporary Crown Placement

A temporary crown may be placed over the prepared tooth while the final zirconia crown is being fabricated. This temporary crown protects the tooth and maintains aesthetics while the permanent one is being made.

Crown Fabrication

The impression taken is sent to a dental laboratory where skilled technicians use it to create the customized zirconia crown. Zirconia is a type of ceramic that is milled using computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology for precision.

Crown Fitting and Adjustment

Once the zirconia crown is ready, it will be fitted onto the tooth to ensure proper fit, bite, and aesthetics. The dentist will make any necessary adjustments to achieve the right fit and bite.

Benefits of getting a Zirconia Crown

Exceptional Durability: Zirconia is renowned for its exceptional strength and resilience. Zirconia crowns are highly durable and can withstand biting and chewing forces, making them a suitable option for restoring molars and other teeth subject to significant pressure.
Biocompatibility: Zirconia is a biocompatible material, meaning it is unlikely to cause allergic reactions or adverse tissue responses. This makes it a safe option for most individuals, even those with metal allergies.
Minimally Invasive Preparation: The process of preparing a tooth for a zirconia crown is relatively conservative, preserving more of the natural tooth structure compared to some other types of crowns.
Longevity: Zirconia crowns have a reputation for longevity. With proper care and regular dental check-ups, they can last for many years, offering a reliable and enduring dental restoration solution.
Reduced Wear on Opposing Teeth: Zirconia crowns, due to their smooth surface and wear-resistant nature, cause minimal wear on the opposing teeth during biting and chewing.
Highly Resistant to Chipping: Zirconia crowns have a low susceptibility to chipping or fracturing, providing patients with peace of mind about their dental restoration's integrity.
Stain-Resistant: Zirconia is highly resistant to stains and discoloration. The material maintains its natural appearance over time, offering lasting aesthetic benefits.

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Aftercare tips following a Zirconia Crown Treatment

After receiving Zirconia Crown Treatments, proper aftercare is crucial to maintain the longevity and effectiveness of the restorations. Here are the aftercare guidelines

Practice Good Oral Hygiene

Brush your teeth at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste. Proper brushing helps maintain both your natural teeth and the zirconia crown.

Floss Regularly

Be Gentle with Your Crown

Avoid Chewing on Hard Objects

Watch Your Diet

Regular Dental Check-ups