Dental crowns for teeth are prosthetic replacements placed on the damaged or weakened teeth for protection, functionality restoration or aesthetics. Dental crown is made of different materials such as ceramic, metal or zirconia. Dental crowns restore a natural appearance and teeth functionality allowing a patient to chew normally and smile with confidence.
Different types of dental crowns are tailored to different patient’s needs and preferences.
Each type of dental crown has its advantages, and the selection depends on the patient’s need and preference.
Dental crowns help in restoring the teeth functionality and aesthetics. They are used in the following situations:
Dental crown cost depends on several factors such as material, complexity of its production and additional procedures. For example, metal crowns are usually more affordable than porcelain or zircon crowns. On the other hand, dental crowns that exude more precise fabrication and advanced techniques are usually more expensive. Cost of crowns for teeth are also affected by the teeth position. Front teeth demand more aesthetics because they are more visible than the back teeth. Finally, additional procedures such as tooth preparation, root canal treatment or dental implant placement can increase the total costs.
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Dental crowns lifespan is usually 10 or 15 years, but its duration can vary depending on several factors. The material of dental crowns affects their lifespan, while zircon and metal crowns usually last longer than porcelain crowns.
The longevity of dental crowns also depends on the patient’s oral hygiene and habits, as well as regular dental examination which helps in maintaining the dental crowns in good shape.
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