A dental crown is a protective cap that is permanently fixed to cover the entire visible surface of a tooth. The crown is meticulously colour matched to your adjacent teeth to ensure a natural look is achieved, blending seamlessly into your smile.
Your dental crown with Dental Concepts will be created using 3D technology to ensure the new tooth does not disrupt your bite and fits perfectly. The dental crown procedure is relatively straightforward and typically requires approximately two to three appointments for preparation, fabrication, and final fitting.
Crowns are highly versatile and serve both restorative and cosmetic purposes, offering total protection for your tooth. They are used for:
The tooth is gently shaped, and precise digital impressions are taken to ensure the perfect fit.
A custom-made crown is crafted in our laboratory using 3D technology, colour-matched to your teeth.
A temporary crown is fitted to protect the tooth while your permanent crown is being created.
The custom-made crown is permanently cemented into place, completing the restoration.
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