Dental Crowns Longview TX

Best quality artificial crowns

When choosing dental crowns, you have several options available. It's important to consider both functionality and aesthetics when selecting the material for your artificial crown. Common materials include gold, acrylic, ceramic, metal alloys, and porcelain, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Speak with your dental care professional to determine which option is best for your needs.

Aesthetics and Function: The Complete Crown Treatment

Crowns are typically needed if your tooth is chipped, broken, decayed, or completely missing. The dental crown serves as the visible part of your tooth and can be attached to implants or act as a cap on a partially degraded tooth.

The treatment process involves addressing any pain you may be experiencing and placing a temporary crown to cover the area until our lab custom fabricates a permanent artificial crown for you.

Ceramic and porcelain alloys provide the best aesthetic results but are less durable. In contrast, metal alloys and gold offer better functionality but fall short in terms of aesthetics. Dental crowns are an excellent solution for replacing missing teeth and are often more affordable than other treatment options, making them a cost-effective choice.