Get A Beautiful Smile With Dental Crowns & Tooth Bridges
Dental Crown, Dental Crown & Bridges
Dental bridges and crowns are permanent prosthetic devices that dentist use. These are bound to hold your actual teeth together. Crowns can cover an implant to wrap up an injured tooth. Bridges, the word suggests, are used to bridge the gap between two teeth. These are bound to natural teeth or implants adjoining the space; where they once existed.
Benefits Of Bridges & Crowns
Bridges & crowns can strengthen damaged teeth and enhance their appearance, shape, function, and bite. They also maintain the movement of teeth due to gaps created by other teeth.
How Are Bridges & Crowns Made?
A tooth or teeth should first be filed down in size of a square for the crown or bridge to fit. Then Dr. Deutch & her team will take either an impression or use our latest Technology iTERO ELEMENT 5D PLUS scanner to take the image of your tooth/teeth for laboratory to fabricate your crown/bridge. If you want the crown or bridge to be of the same hue and color as your existing teeth, most likely will use our strongest crown material, zirconia. Once your dentist determines the material used, the dental lab will use the impressions/scans to create the crown or bridge. A temporary crown is placed in your mouth for 2 weeks until the permanent one arrives. Once the permanent crown or bridge comes, it gets cemented in its place with existing teeth.
If you suffer from any such dental problems, you can give us call (913)-469-0085
How Do Bridges Work?
There are many things to know about a dental crown & bridge like it can cover up the gap of missing teeth. Because of missing teeth, the other teeth ultimately shift or turn from their original positions, forcing a bad bite. This disparity can also cause gum diseases and Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders.
Bridges get cemented to the neighboring space of your natural teeth. These teeth are called abutments and provide support to the bridge.
To get crowns and bridges, you can select the material through consultation with your dentist, which relies upon the location of your missing teeth, their purpose, appearance, and price. Pontic or replacement tooth gets fixed to the crown that covers the abutments. A material like porcelain and ceramic match the shade of your natural teeth.
How Do Crowns Work?
A crown completely covers up an injured tooth. It also provides strengthens, enhances the appearance, shape, and position of teeth. When put on top of an implant, it resembles the form and function of your tooth. Crowns come in different material options. Zirconia is stronger than porcelain, they are advised for back teeth, whereas porcelain appears more attractive, but not always. We have great labs that make beautiful strong zirconia crown for your front teeth.
A crown is usually suggested when –
- To replace a large filling due to a small portion of the tooth is remaining.
- Protect a weak tooth or repair it from damage.
- The requirement to fill a gap.
- Plaster a dental implant.
- To enclose a discolored or misshaped tooth.
- Wrap up a root canal.
Avoid munching on hard food like ice or food that clings to your teeth like sticky candies to prevent harm to your new crown or bridge.
How Long Do Crowns & Bridges Last?
Usually, crowns and dental bridges last for a lifetime, but there are chances when they drop out. One of the best ways to secure the durability of your crown or bridge is to achieve proper oral hygiene. Due to dental diseases, there are chances that the bridge might fail to support because of harm to the bone or teeth that bear the bridge in position.
Contact Us To Get Dental Crown & Bridges
If you are having trouble determining which is best for you? Dr. Deutch can offer professional advice on crowns & bridges. Our dental office is located in Overland Park, Kansas so contact us & get the best dental bridge & crown for yourself.
To learn more about crowns and bridges at our Overland Park, KS dentist office, please call (913) 469-0085. You can also click on “Appointment Request” to request an appointment at a preferred date and time.
