
Tooth damage can be structural or cosmetic, and sometimes both. Fortunately, dental crowns in Edmonton, OK, restore teeth and aesthetics.
Whether it’s a tooth at risk for loss or one that is stained, we can help.
What Are Dental Crowns and What Do They Do?
Dental crowns are strong caps cemented over treated teeth. They cover to the gumline and are shaped and colored to look identical to unrestored teeth.
In addition to aesthetically enhancing a tooth, the dental crown creates a safe space between the chewing force and the tooth underneath.
A dental crown is often placed a week or two after a root canal treatment to restore structural integrity. Without the crown, the tooth is at risk for damage.
Your dentist may also suggest a dental crown if you have an advanced cavity that puts the tooth at risk for crumbling or loss. Additionally, we can use a crown to save an injured or broken tooth in some cases.
Cosmetically, a dental crown conceals tooth flaws, everything from small gaps to cracks and worn teeth.
And dental crowns work in tooth replacement by capping the dental implant or connecting bridge teeth to natural teeth.
CEREC Same-Day Tooth Crowns in Edmonton, OK
CEREC technology means we can fabricate dental crowns in our dental office using digital impressions, on-site software, and a milling machine. With CEREC, you’ll not have to endure temporary crowns or make multiple visits for fittings, adjustments, and more.
Dental Crown Care
See your dentist regularly and brush and floss as usual. You’ll not need special products or oral hygiene steps to keep your crowns looking beautiful and functioning as they should.
We recommend not chewing sticky taffy or similar foods with your capped tooth.
Contact Your Dentist in Edmonton, OK
Dental crowns are a fantastic option for restoring and saving damaged teeth. To learn more or book a consultation with the dentist, call us today.