Dentistry

Dental crowns

Ceramic crowns, also known as porcelain crowns, porcelain teeth, porcelain veneers, are the most common prosthetic solution in cases of functional or aesthetic tooth damage.

They are made of ceramic that perfectly imitates the color of the tooth, and the crown itself protects the tooth from further damage and prevents its further decay.

A ceramic crown can also correct the appearance and color of teeth, with the aim of achieving a beautiful and natural smile and restoring self-confidence.

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Crowns are placed for several reasons.

We replace missing teeth (teeth destroyed by caries) with crowns, which can be placed on implants or on healed parts of the tooth.

Crowns are also recommended for people who have teeth with extensive fillings (fillings) or endodontically treated teeth to protect them from cracking during function. Namely, when a large part of a tooth is missing, which has been destroyed by caries, the caries must be removed and a smaller part of the healthy tooth remains. When we have a smaller part of a healthy tooth, it cannot withstand the loads that a normal healthy tooth can withstand, so a crown is also placed on such a tooth – to strengthen it, and at the same time it is more aesthetically pleasing.

Those patients who have one or more dental implants need crowns as an abutment on the implant to successfully replace the lost tooth. When we do not have a tooth, we use crowns and bridges (bridges are multiple crowns connected into one unit).

Preparation

In our Polyclinic, a complete clinical examination of the teeth and gums, using X-rays, determines the current state of oral health, the condition of the tooth roots and surrounding bone, after which a therapy plan is created.

Before placing the crown, it is necessary to grind the tooth on all sides to create space for the crown. An impression is taken of the ground tooth, based on which the crown is made. The crown is ready in 3-4 days, depending on the complexity of the case. During this time, the patient has a temporary crown on the tooth, so that they are never without a tooth.

The amount of hard tooth tissue that needs to be removed depends on the type of crown being placed.

Recovery

After cementing the crown, we advise you to avoid food for the next two hours.

There may be mild discomfort or sensitivity, especially to cold or heat, in the first few days. This can be relieved with mild analgesics.

Precautions

Avoid chewing hard foods such as nuts, hard candy, bones. The ceramic surface can chip or break.

Brush the most sensitive areas thoroughly, specifically the spaces between the teeth and the joints of the crowns with the tooth in the area of the tooth neck. Namely, crowns are made of a material that does not deteriorate over time, but your teeth with the restorations are still prone to cavities and gum disease.

For this reason, along with good oral hygiene, a check-up with a dentist every 6 months will ensure the longevity of your prosthetic work.

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