Dental Crowns

Types of Dental Crowns

Unless you’ve previously had a crown placed, you’re probably unfamiliar with the various sorts of crowns available and may be asking yourself, “What is a crown?”

Crowns are tooth caps constructed of various materials that are intended to protect damaged or weakened teeth. Our dentist near you may present you with a list of options for your dental crown, such as:

BruxZir

These crowns are made of Japanese zirconia of the greatest grade. BruxZir has increased light transmission over conventional restoration techniques, resulting in a more natural color and genuine appearance.

Metal-alloy

Gold and other metal composites, such as silver, platinum, copper, or tin, are used to make a mixed-metal crown.

Porcelain-metal fusion

These are more durable than conventional porcelain. These are popular among dentists because they’re long-lasting and combine the strength of a metal base with the cosmetic appeal of a porcelain surface.

Porcelain and Ceramic

These alternatives are visually pleasing since they mirror patients’ natural teeth the best, but they will not be as h2 as other crowns.

Resin

Composite resin crowns are a more cost-effective solution, at least initially. These crowns have a remarkable resemblance to natural teeth, but if not properly cared for, they may wear down faster than conventional crowns.

How Long Does a Dental Crown Last?

Dental crowns from Sonrisa Dental typically last between five and fifteen years. The amount of “wear and tear” a crown is exposed to, as well as your personal oral hygiene routines and personal mouth-related behaviors, can all affect its lifespan. Steer clear of chewing ice, grinding your teeth, and biting your fingernails to increase the life of dental crowns.

Services

• Exams and Cleanings
• Extractions
• Fillings
• Oral Cancer Screenings
• Sealants
• Bonding
• Crowns