VATAN DENTAL CENTER
About Porcelain Crowns
Porcelain crowns are a restoration option prepared in a laboratory.
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About porcelain crowns
Dental crowns containing porcelain are among the options that may be considered to restore damaged or misshapen teeth. Their structure and material are chosen according to the tooth's needs.
Who may be considered?
The dentist assesses remaining tooth structure, existing fillings, gum health and bite. Other treatments and material options may be compared when necessary.
Treatment planning and stages
After planning, the tooth may need preparation and an impression may be taken; the restoration is then made and checked for fit. A temporary restoration may be used during some stages; the process varies by individual.
Care and follow-up
It is important to clean around the crown with a toothbrush and suitable interdental cleaning aids. Avoid biting hard objects and contact your dentist if the crown breaks, loosens or causes discomfort.
Frequently asked questions
Are a porcelain crown and a veneer the same?
A crown surrounds the visible part of the tooth; a veneer is generally a thin layer applied to the front surface.
Does a crown need care over time?
Yes. Oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups matter; repair or replacement may be needed over time.
Can porcelain be used on every tooth?
The material is selected after assessing the tooth's position and structure and the person's needs.
This information is general; diagnosis and treatment planning are determined through an individual clinical assessment.
Information source: American Dental Association: Veneers and how they differ from crowns ↗