Dental Crown & Bridge Treatment Dubai

There are several types of dental crown & bridge treatment available, including:

1. Full metal crowns
2. Porcelain fused to metal
3. All-porcelain crowns
4. Zirconia crowns
5. Emax crowns

Full metal crowns

It is mainly composed of metal. These kinds of crowns are basically customized for back/molar teeth (posterior teeth). Appearance-wise it looks silver or grey in color & is not aesthetically pleasing; hence, it can be used in areas where the teeth are not visible.

Porcelain fused to metal (PFM) crowns

PFM crowns combine the strength of metal with the natural-looking appearance of porcelain. They are a versatile option suitable for both front and back teeth.

All-porcelain crowns

Ceramic dental crowns are made of either porcelain or ceramic materials. They are rigid and strong but tend to be more delicate than their metal counterparts. Looking for full ceramic dental crowns in Dubai? Book a consultation now at the Magnum Clinic.

Zirconia crowns

These are made from zirconium oxide. They are strong and durable compared to porcelain fused to metal crowns, and these crowns don’t give a bulky feeling to the patients. Looks like more natural teeth (aesthetically pleasing). A choice of treatment can be given for front teeth as well as back teeth. Because they withstand heavy biting forces. In cases of bruxism or nighttime grinding habits, the dentist advises the patient to go for zirconia crowns instead of PFM crowns. For zirconia dental implant prices in Dubai, contact us.

Emax crowns

These are made from lithium disilicate. Even these crowns do not have any metal coping inside. E max crowns are usually given to front teeth, because they look more natural, and have good anatomy and translucency. Emax bridges price and consultation in Dubai; contact us.

• If a single tooth cannot be fixed by filling, a crown can be done.
• After the root canal treatment, the teeth are brittle it cannot withstand heavy masticatory forces (chewing forces), so in these cases, dental crowns are placed.
• The front teeth, after root canal treatment, are discolored; to restore their form and function, dental crowns are placed.
• Some patients, if they do not want to go through braces treatment, as it takes more than a year, can undergo dental crown treatments.
• A smile make-over can be done using dental crowns.
• Occlusion corrections can be done.
• Minor speech corrections and facial profile enhancements can be done with dental crowns.

• If a patient does not maintain good oral hygiene, it can lead to much more expensive treatments in the near future.
• Crowns may also require special cleaning to maintain the tooth’s integrity.
• On a healthy tooth, when the crown is cemented, patients tend to have a sensitivity that wears off in 2 weeks’ time.
• Initially, patients do have discomfort, but as days pass, they will get adjusted to the crown as well.
• how one should take care of the dental crowns:
• Should maintain good oral hygiene.
• Brush twice daily.
• Once every 6 months to 1 year, they should visit their dentist for a routine dental checkup.
• Follow all the instructions and guidelines given by your dentist.
• The advice a dentist can give is to treat your artificial teeth the same as your natural teeth by not trying to do any stunts such as opening a bottle, trying to bite some stones or hard substances, etc