Crowns & Bridges
WHAT ARE DENTAL CROWNS?
Dental Crowns are tooth-shaped cap which is placed on the tooth to restore the shape, size, and appearance of the tooth. It also enhances the strength of the tooth. If the major part of the tooth is missing, then the crown is the best solution for it. By placing the crown, a tooth can function normally again.
Dental Crowns are tooth-shaped cap which is placed on the tooth to restore the shape, size, and appearance of the tooth. It also enhances the strength of the tooth. If the major part of the tooth is missing, then the crown is the best solution for it. By placing the crown, a tooth can function normally again.
WHEN IS DENTAL CROWN NEEDED?
Dental crowns are used as caps on missing or fractured tooth to protect the life of your teeth. Dental Crowns are needed to:
Dental crowns are used as caps on missing or fractured tooth to protect the life of your teeth. Dental Crowns are needed to:
* Protect or restore a tooth from fracturing due to accident or trauma
* Replace a tooth that is too large for a filling
* Get a cap over the Implant placed Restore the tooth on which RCT was performed
* Cover discolored, misshapen, or badly formed tooth
* Require a bridge in that case crowns are a must In addition, a Dental Crown gives your tooth strength, shape, size and helps to improve the appearance of your tooth .
WHAT ARE VARIOUS TYPES OF DENTAL CROWNS?
Dental Crowns can be made in a variety come in various materials such as:
Metal Crowns If someone is looking for a long-term and durable solution then metal crowns are to the rescue. The gold crowns in these are the most used and bond well with the tooth. These can even withstand hard chewing forces and biting. Being stronger they last longer and do not wear down easily.
The only drawback is that they are visible from a distance hence, suitable only for molars.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal If you have aesthetic concerns and also wish to have metal crowns inserted then these are the best option available. The inside of the teeth is made up of metal and the outer portion of the crown is made of porcelain, as a result, it has the dual advantage – metal which provides strength, and porcelain which matches the color of the teeth making it look like natural teeth. They look the most like natural teeth.
Ceramic Crown If you do not want to have metal inserted inside your mouth but want the strength to match metal crowns then ceramic crowns are the best option available. Not only is the strong but blends more naturally with your tooth color making it unnoticed. It does not have any aesthetic concerns and is the best option for the front, back, and even the bridges. The problem of porcelain wearing down and metal being visible is solved by this Dental Crown. They may not be considered an option for molars because forces applied while biting can wear down your teeth.
WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION-
WHAT ARE WISDOM TEETH?
Wisdom teeth often known as third molars are the last teeth to erupt. One usually gets them in late teens or early twenties. However, even instances of eruption in late adulthood are common. If they erupt smoothly and without any interruption, then they can be proved as an asset. But the problem with third molars is that in case they do not erupt properly or are misaligned, they would need to be extracted. If they are poorly aligned, then they can damage the adjacent teeth.
SYMPTOMS TO GET WISDOM TEETH REMOVED
* Pain behind molars which can increase with time.
* Redness, swelling, tenderness which can lead to infection
* Foul breath. bad taste can also be detected due to wisdom teeth
* Jaw pain and stiffness
SHOULD WISDOM TEETH BE REMOVED?
Wisdom teeth may/should be removed in case of any understated problems. Your dentist will be able to help and guide you with diagnosis:
* Crowding: The adjacent teeth are getting harmed. Because of the misalignment of wisdom teeth if erupts in the wrong angle then it harm other teeth.
* Jaw Damage: Wisdom teeth can damage your nerves making the jaw hollow.
* Sinus Issue: Wisdom teeth can be a reason for sinus pain and congestion.
* Gum Problem: It will be difficult to clean the area which results in swelling of the tissue.
* Gaps in Gums: The pocket is created due to swollen gums thus helping in the process of decay
* Replace a tooth that is too large for a filling
* Get a cap over the Implant placed Restore the tooth on which RCT was performed
* Cover discolored, misshapen, or badly formed tooth
* Require a bridge in that case crowns are a must In addition, a Dental Crown gives your tooth strength, shape, size and helps to improve the appearance of your tooth .
WHAT ARE VARIOUS TYPES OF DENTAL CROWNS?
Dental Crowns can be made in a variety come in various materials such as:
Metal Crowns If someone is looking for a long-term and durable solution then metal crowns are to the rescue. The gold crowns in these are the most used and bond well with the tooth. These can even withstand hard chewing forces and biting. Being stronger they last longer and do not wear down easily.
The only drawback is that they are visible from a distance hence, suitable only for molars.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal If you have aesthetic concerns and also wish to have metal crowns inserted then these are the best option available. The inside of the teeth is made up of metal and the outer portion of the crown is made of porcelain, as a result, it has the dual advantage – metal which provides strength, and porcelain which matches the color of the teeth making it look like natural teeth. They look the most like natural teeth.
Ceramic Crown If you do not want to have metal inserted inside your mouth but want the strength to match metal crowns then ceramic crowns are the best option available. Not only is the strong but blends more naturally with your tooth color making it unnoticed. It does not have any aesthetic concerns and is the best option for the front, back, and even the bridges. The problem of porcelain wearing down and metal being visible is solved by this Dental Crown. They may not be considered an option for molars because forces applied while biting can wear down your teeth.
WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION-
WHAT ARE WISDOM TEETH?
Wisdom teeth often known as third molars are the last teeth to erupt. One usually gets them in late teens or early twenties. However, even instances of eruption in late adulthood are common. If they erupt smoothly and without any interruption, then they can be proved as an asset. But the problem with third molars is that in case they do not erupt properly or are misaligned, they would need to be extracted. If they are poorly aligned, then they can damage the adjacent teeth.
SYMPTOMS TO GET WISDOM TEETH REMOVED
* Pain behind molars which can increase with time.
* Redness, swelling, tenderness which can lead to infection
* Foul breath. bad taste can also be detected due to wisdom teeth
* Jaw pain and stiffness
SHOULD WISDOM TEETH BE REMOVED?
Wisdom teeth may/should be removed in case of any understated problems. Your dentist will be able to help and guide you with diagnosis:
* Crowding: The adjacent teeth are getting harmed. Because of the misalignment of wisdom teeth if erupts in the wrong angle then it harm other teeth.
* Jaw Damage: Wisdom teeth can damage your nerves making the jaw hollow.
* Sinus Issue: Wisdom teeth can be a reason for sinus pain and congestion.
* Gum Problem: It will be difficult to clean the area which results in swelling of the tissue.
* Gaps in Gums: The pocket is created due to swollen gums thus helping in the process of decay
