Best quality artificial crowns
You have a variety of options when opting for dental crowns. You need to consider functionality and aesthetics when you pick the material for your artificial crown. Typically, the materials used are – gold, acrylic, ceramic, metal alloys, and porcelain. Each type of crown comes with its own set of pros and cons. Consult with your dental care professional to know which one is best suited for your teeth.
Aesthetics and functions: The complete crown treatment
Typically you need crowns if your tooth has been chipped, broken, decayed, or completely lost. The Dental crown is the visible part of your teeth and can be attached to implants, or like a cap on a partly degraded tooth.
The treatment involves treating your condition to help prevent any pain that you may be feeling and then setting you up with a temporary crown. This is to keep the missing spot in place till our lab custom fabricates an artificial crown for your tooth.
Ceramic and porcelain alloys retain aesthetics best but are not durable. Metal alloys, and gold are better for teeth functions, but loses out on aesthetics. Dental Crowns are an ideal replacement for your missing teeth and the treatment is considerably affordable making it a more cost effective solution than other treatments.