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Dental crown plays a major role in covering up the decayed tooth above the gum line. It wraps to hide the faults and forms a case that covers the outer surface.

Crowns are made of porcelain or metal base with thin layers of ceramic contents that match the real color of teeth. It gives a tidy and healthy look to the users. Sometimes people have a tendency to remove the damage by applying gold crowns.

Procedure

The dentist numbs the teeth, gums and tongue and the surrounding skin in the mouth. A jelly like substance is applied to the area that slowly starts losing its sensitivity, this helps in to inject anesthesia in the place.

A small sheet of rubber on the metal frame is used to point out the rotten tooth and drill out the decayed tooth out of the mouth.

Dentist takes impression of the decayed tooth and then the skilled experts makes an impression of the damaged tooth. Dentist makes the crown ready by using the shape of the mold.

Dental crowns are made with: Acrylic, Ceramic, Gold, and Metal Alloys, Porcelain

Reasons Why Dental Crowns Are Worn:

Restoring shape and size of the teeth and improve the look of a person.

If you notice that your teeth are going to break off soon.

Persons going under dental bridge also require dental crowns to support the bridge.

If some of your teeth has stained due to usage or may be of some other reasons.

People who are using root canal will definitely need crowns. If he thinks that he will remove the decayed area then impression of the tooth will be made by skilled people out there.

After the process is done lips and mouth may have no senses at all until the doses of anesthesia wears off. The process can appear to be painful after a while when you gain back your senses but these pains can get away with medicines, especially pain killers.

Crowns help to seal the decayed layer of tooth and give your tooth strength and repair gum tissues generally.

Advantages Of Crowns:

  • People using crowns have lots of restorative uses; crowns support damaged teeth or masks flaws in our mouth. This has a special feature that once you start using this it slowly dissolves into the surrounding teeth.
  • Restores root canal and helps to increase the length of the decayed tooth.
  • Customize your smile and fixes the crookedness in the teeth and alignment.
  • Crowns have high stress resistance quality.

There Are Ways To Take Care Of Dental Crowns:

Avoid sticky or hard food if you are wearing temporary crown, specially chewing gum or something brittle food particles like peanut, carrots if you are carrying temporary crown.

A permanent crown can last upto fifteen years or if maintained properly may be more than that. Now, this is something different when the person is using crowns for the very first time it is recommended to use soft bristle toothbrush. Flossing at least once in a day is welcomed. It is used to protect underlying tooth as well. So if you wish to maintain the longevity of your teeth then take care crown users.

Interested people can contact us we assure your oral health, with proper care. Schedule your appointment with us.

What Our Patients Say About Us

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Deonesha Jones
Deonesha Jones
I recently had a root canal at Affordable Dentist Near Me of Fort Worth, and I couldn't be happier. Dr. Chung was professional and knowledgeable, ensuring a great experience with pain management. The friendly staff made me feel welcome, and the affordable payment plans are a huge plus. With short wait times and convenient scheduling options, this dentist in Fort Worth is a great choice. Highly recommended!
(5)
Jul 17, 2025
Bruce
Bruce
I had an excellent experience at Affordable Dentist Near Me of Fort Worth. After getting my dental crowns, I was impressed by the friendly staff, including Dr. Sabir and Angie. The short wait times and clean environment made my visit comfortable. The modern technology and great pain management made all the difference. Highly recommend!
(5)
Jul 10, 2025
Leslie Martinez
Leslie Martinez
I had a great experience at this dentist office! The staff was wonderful—especially the front desk Maria and Jess, were very helpful and welcoming. The service was excellent, and the prices were affordable. I truly appreciated the care and professionalism. Highly recommend!
(5)
Jul 17, 2025
Clyde Downs
Clyde Downs
Claudia was very professional and patient with me. She has a wealth of information in the dental industry. Claudia made me feel comfortable in talking about my dental challenges. Last my but not least, when it came to choosing a financial plan, she worked very hard to find plan that fit my budget. I am so grateful for the opportunity to work with her. P.s. Everyone that cared for me was amazing. Kindest Regards, Clyde Downs
(5)
Jul 11, 2025
Heather Sanchez
Heather Sanchez
Disorganized and Frustrating New Patient Experience As a new patient, I was really hopeful about trying this dentist office, but unfortunately, the experience was disorganized from the start and ultimately cost them my business. I originally scheduled an appointment for Friday at 4:30 PM, received a confirmation email for that time, and even got a voicemail confirming the same. But when I called to double-check, the receptionist suddenly told me it was set for today (a completely different day) at 4:30. I explained that both my confirmation email and their voicemail clearly said Friday, not today. She acknowledged the mistake and said she would fix it. I appreciated that — mistakes happen. But shortly after, I received another email still confirming the wrong day and time. When I called back again, I was told yet again that the appointment was showing as today. At that point, I had to cancel out of frustration. I was polite but firm, because this much back-and-forth for a simple appointment isn't acceptable — especially when you're trusting a new office with your care. I never even made it to the chair, and I’m already exhausted. Definitely not the type of experience that gives a new patient confidence.
(1)
Jul 14, 2025

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