Dental crowns in Melbourne are generally caps, shaped in the form a tooth. They are used to replace the damaged teeth, mainly after root canal treatment. These caps are placed for restoring the shape, size, strength and appearance of teeth. If the dentist is able to place them properly, they can provide complete protection for the teeth under the cap.
An experienced professional would be able to complete the process with ease and suggest these supplements only when the patient cannot do without them. Hence, they can be a part of affordable dental treatment, at the dentist’s office.
The expert generally suggests these artificial teeth for patients who need:
· Protection to the tooth that has undergone a root canal
· Protection for a weak tooth from breaking
· Holding for a cracked tooth together
· Holding for a dental bridge
· Covering a discoloured or badly shaped teeth
· Cosmetic modification
· Covering for a dental implant
· Restoration of a fractured tooth
· Replacement of a large filling in the absence of tooth
For children, a dentist would prescribe a crown to save the damaged tooth that does not support filling and to provide protection to a child’s decaying tooth.
In general, dentists use porcelain or ceramic caps, matching with the natural colour of your teeth. Few prefer using metal alloys, gold, and acrylic for crowns. These metal alloys are strong and are used for back teeth.
The space left by missing teeth cause the remaining teeth to shift and in some time they create a problem for the patients, as they cannot bite properly. The imbalance caused by missing teeth could lead to many disorders and gum diseases. Therefore, it is crucial to replace the missing teeth.
The dentist would take an exact impression of the teeth, to get a perfect fit crown for your teeth. Using the impression, a dental lab technician will make a crown as with the chosen material. A temporary crown is fixed so that the tooth is not further damaged until the permanent one is prepared.
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