Creating a natural-looking and durable reconstruction requires special skills and attention to detail. Each aesthetic restoration should be individually tailored to meet your requirements and be long-lasting.
To achieve success, your dentist must: – Fully understand your unique needs and recommend the ideal type of reconstruction. – Perform a three-dimensional simulation of your smile so you can approve the color and shape of the new teeth. – Use high-quality materials and a reputable laboratory to construct custom crowns. – Work closely with you to address any concerns and ensure a perfect, comfortable fit for the crowns.
At Warsaw Dental Center, we have perfected this process. We offer gentle care and the necessary diagnostics for successful treatment. We also want to help restore your smile and confidence. Our team is highly regarded by patients from around the world, and we would like to earn your trust as well.
1. Esthetic zirconia crowns: These are the most aesthetic crowns because zirconia has a degree of translucency very similar to natural teeth. They are very resistant and aesthetic, which is why they are currently the most commonly used.
2. Metal dental crowns: Made of various metal alloys, such as chrome-cobalt or gold-palladium. They are very durable but less aesthetic. They are rarely used nowadays, mainly on molar teeth, in non-visible areas.
3. Ceramic dental crowns: ceramic crowns perfectly match the natural color of the tooth. They are ideal for replacing visible teeth and those less exposed to chewing forces. They are also suitable for people allergic to metal.
4. Metal-ceramic (porcelain) dental crowns: By combining metal with porcelain, these crowns offer durability and aesthetics. However, over time, the gray seam between the metal and the tooth may become visible as the gums recede.
The durability of dental crowns depends on several factors, including the material they are made of, the quality of the prosthetic work, the oral hygiene of the patient, and their dietary habits and overall health. The average lifespan of dental crowns is 10-15 years, but key factors affecting this time include:
1. Oral hygiene – poor hygiene and bad habits can significantly shorten the lifespan of dental crowns.
2. Regular visits to the dentist allow for the early detection of problems that may shorten the lifespan of dental crowns.
3. Protection against excessive loading, influenced by the alignment of teeth, bite abnormalities, and consumption of hard foods; all of these factors can cause the crown to break or be lost.
The choice between veneers and dental crowns depends on several factors, including the condition of the tooth, aesthetic needs, and the patient’s expectations regarding durability and function. Veneers may be a better choice for people who want to improve the aesthetics of their smile without significantly damaging the tooth structure. On the other hand, crowns are a better solution for teeth that require more extensive restoration or strengthening.
In any case, it is important to undergo a thorough consultation with a dentist who will assess the oral health, aesthetic needs, and functional expectations. The doctors at Warsaw Dental Center will help you choose the best solution.
Dental crowns are designed to closely resemble natural teeth, both in appearance and functionality. High-quality crowns, properly designed and installed by an experienced dentist, can be very difficult to distinguish from natural teeth, both for the patient and for people in their environment. The key is to choose the right material and to perform the prosthetic work with precision. The doctors at Warsaw Dental Center will ensure that the dental crowns match your natural teeth perfectly.
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