A broken tooth or missing tooth can be restored to its form and function at Magnum dental clinic with our proficient dentists. Our dental crowns fit every tooth perfectly and give the right structure to blend in with surrounding teeth and function competently. We are here to restore the shape and function of our patinetś smile.
Dental crowns are a kind of dental restoration which are fabricated on single tooth, to correct some kind of misaligned tooth. These dental crowns are stain-resistant because they are made of porcelains. This is a fixed kind of treatment, where the dentist or his/ her lab technician can fabricate the dental crowns according to color (shade) of the adjacent teeth (basically we can match the shade of the teeth), with different size & shape (anatomy of the teeth).
It is mainly composed of full metal. These kinds of crowns are basically customized for back/molar teeth (posterior teeth). Appearance-wise it looks silver or grey in color & esthetically not pleasing hence can be used in areas where the teeth are not visible.
This is a combination crown made of 2 elements metal and porcelain. The core is made from metal and the outer layer is made/ matched with the shade of teeth of each patient. They are strong, durable, and can withstand the wear & tear (grinding forces of the teeth).
These crowns are made of either porcelain or ceramic materials. They are rigid and strong but tend to be more delicate than their metal counterparts.
These are made from zirconium oxide. They are strong and durable compared to porcelain fused to metal crowns, these crowns don’t give a bulky feeling to the patients. Looks like more natural teeth (esthetically pleasing). Choice of treatment can be given for front teeth as well as back teeth as well. Because they withstand heavy biting forces. In case of bruxism or night grinding habits, the dentist advises the patient to go for zirconia crowns instead of pfm crowns.
These are made from lithium disilicate. Even these crowns do not have any metal coping inside. E max crowns usually will be given to front teeth, because it looks more natural, and good anatomy and translucency can be given.
1. Diagnosing and assessing the case
2. Primary impressions
3. Tooth preparation
4. Master impressions
5. Bite/occlusal registration
6. Temporary bridges- before sending the patient after preparing the tooth
7. Try-in or trials
8. Final cementation of the bridge.