
ARCADIA DENTAL GROUP

About Dental Crown
A dental crown is a type of dental restoration that covers and encases a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape, size, strength, and appearance. It's like a "cap" that fits over the entire visible portion of the tooth above the gumline.


This information is provided as general guidance only. Each patient’s situation is unique, and our approach may vary based on individual needs and clinical evaluation. Please consult with our doctor if you have any questions.
Crown Treatment Process
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Preparation: The tooth receiving the crown is prepared by removing a portion of its outer structure to make room for the crown.
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Impressions: An impression or digital scan of the prepared tooth and surrounding teeth is taken to create a custom crown that fits perfectly.
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Temporary Crown: While the permanent crown is being fabricated in a dental laboratory, a temporary crown may be placed over the prepared tooth to protect it.
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Placement of Permanent Crown: Once the permanent crown is ready, it is placed over the prepared tooth and checked for fit, color, and bite alignment.
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Bonding: The crown is securely bonded to the tooth using dental cement, ensuring a strong and long-lasting restoration.
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Final Adjustments: Any final adjustments may be made to ensure the crown fits comfortably and functions properly within your bite.


Why Choose Dental Crown?
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To Protect Weak Teeth: Crowns are placed over teeth that have been weakened by decay, large fillings, or fractures, providing added strength and preventing further damage.
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To Restore Broken or Worn Teeth: Teeth that are significantly worn down, broken, or chipped can be restored with crowns, restoring their shape and function.
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To Support Dental Bridges: Crowns are used as abutments to support dental bridges, which replace missing teeth by spanning the gap between adjacent teeth.
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To Cover Misshapen or Discolored Teeth: Crowns can improve the appearance of misshapen or severely discolored teeth, enhancing the overall esthetic of the smile.
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To Cover Dental Implants: Crowns are attached to dental implants to replace missing teeth, providing a durable and natural-looking tooth replacement solution.
