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Crowns on natural teeth

Restoring a damaged or weakened natural tooth with a custom crown. Material selection considers remaining tooth structure, the bite and aesthetic requirements.

Crowns on natural teeth

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A crown covers a prepared tooth and restores its external shape. It may be appropriate for extensive damage where a smaller restoration is unsuitable.

The catalogue includes E.max ceramic, zirconia and porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns. Preparation may involve dental treatment, a model and a temporary crown.

What the treatment or procedure involves

  1. Tooth assessment and material selection.
  2. Preparation and an impression or scan.
  3. Fabrication, try-in and placement.

Important considerations

  • A crown requires irreversible preparation of tooth tissue.
  • Sensitivity, chipping, loosening and eventual replacement are possible.

Information helps prepare for a consultation and does not replace an individual diagnosis. The dentist determines the procedure, materials and timing after assessment.

Indications

  • An extensively damaged or weakened tooth that can be retained.
  • A need to protect and restore the tooth after clinical assessment.

Contraindications

  • Insufficient restorable tooth structure or an unsuitable supporting tooth requires an individual assessment.
  • Active decay, infection or gum disease may need treatment before the final restoration.
  • Confirmed sensitivity to a proposed material calls for an alternative material.

Advantages

  • Restoration of tooth shape and chewing function.
  • Material and shade selection.

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