Preserve Your Teeth with Dental Crown Treatment
Experience quality care with our top-tier custom-fitted dental crowns to restore teeth health at Alauna Dental Aesthetics and Implant Center.
Choose Dental Crowns for Optimal Protection
Dental crowns are best used for restoring and reshaping damaged teeth for better function. Our customised dental crowns at Alauna Dental Aesthetics and Implant Center will help you regain any lost dental function as a result of chipping, or decay, or simply cover a root canal procedure. Our customised treatments are designed to tailor your crowns to your dental needs to enhance chewing and improve jaw function and dental appearance.
What is a Dental Crown?
The Dental Crown Placement Process
Are Dental Crown a Good Choice?
- Crowns secure the false tooth.
- Help against tooth cavities.
- Crowns can reshape a damaged tooth.
- Crowns reduce discomfort from cracks or worn enamel.
Our Holistic Technique For Dental Crowns Stand-Out
- Protecting a weak tooth
- Reinforcing bridges
- Improving tooth appearance
- Enhancing speech
- Relieving pain by shielding sensitive teeth
Your Best Aftercare Approach
Once you have received dental crown treatments, you would be expected to stay away from certain foods that are too sticky. Another important aftercare tip is to brush twice a day with a soft bristle brush and avoid applying too much pressure on your teeth.
Right Candidate for Dental Crowns
A dental crown candidate is someone who has a damaged or weakened tooth that cannot be restored with just a filling. People with extensive cavities or tooth loss can benefit from dental crown services because they help restore the shape of the tooth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A dental crown can last for years. If properly taken care of, it can last anywhere between five to ten years and occasionally even longer, offering prolonged protection and restoration to the tooth.
After having placed a crown, do follow up with your dentist after one week. At home, clean with regular brushing and flossing. This will help to keep your crown in good condition. Further, avoid sticky or hard foods for some time.
Options like veneers or fillings may be suitable based on the tooth’s damage. However, dental crowns provide a more permanent solution for extensive issues, offering better long-term durability.
Getting a dental crown won’t hurt but may be a bit discomforting. Your dentist will instruct you on the aftercare and prescribe you medication in case you experience irritation.
Crowns can be made from materials like metal, porcelain, ceramic, or zirconium. Consult with your dentist to determine which material best suits your needs for durability and appearance.
It should only be a few days or perhaps a week or two before you feel quite comfortable with your new dental crown. If it continues to hurt way beyond that, consult your dentist for further advice or perhaps some minor adjustments.