Porcelain Crowns
What is veneer?
A veneer is a thin layer of porcelain made to fit over the front surface of a tooth, like a false fingernail fits over a nail. Sometimes a natural colour 'composite’ material is used instead of porcelain.
What are dental bridges?
A dental bridge typically consist of two or more specially fitted crowns that are placed on the abutment or anchoring teeth on either side of the space formed by your missing tooth or teeth. Fixed bridges are strong and reliable and in most cases they feel and look very much like natural teeth.
Veneer for diastema closure
A diastema is a space or ‘gap’ between teeth – very often your front teeth. This is very common in children and is part of their normal dental development. About 50% of children between the ages of 6 and 8 have these. Most of these spaces close naturally as the mouth and teeth develop. In some cases this gap does not close naturally and a dentists advice is sought.
Replacement of existing crowns
Maxillary anterior crowns often need to be replaced after several years of service esthetic or functional reasons. With the growing esthetic awareness of patients and the available ceramic technology, this type of retreatment is becoming common in the dental office.
IPS EMAX Porcelain
IPS e.max is a monolithic, lithium disilicate ceramic that delivers outstanding esthetic and precision fit. It is an affordable alternative to PFMs and zirconia-based restorations.
Inlay and onlay
The restoration is dubbed an "inlay" when the material is bonded within the center of a tooth. Conversely, the restoration is dubbed an "onlay" when the extent of the damage requires inclusion of one or more cusps of the tooth or full coverage of the biting surface.
3Shape dental system - digital dental impression scanner
The 3Shape dental system is an extremely necessary technology in dental treatment, helping doctors to accurately take impressions of teeth, supporting the treatment process to achieve optimal results.
Crowns for diastema closure
In patient in whom the teeth are arranged on an excessively wide arch in relation to their form and dimension, distemata will be found. In these case, orthodontic therapy is the first choice for treatment. If this treatment is not accepted by the patient, prosthetic procedure to close or reduce a gap between your teeth can be chosen.
Crown materials: Gold, Ceramic and Porcelain Crowns
Dental crowns are used for a number of reasons. Your dentist may recommend one due to loss of tooth structure or root canal treatment. You might also choose one for cosmetic improvement of your smile. Now, there are many different types of crowns used to restore a tooth.
Cercon® Zirconia Systems
Cercon® Zirconia is an innovative system for esthetic metal-free crowns and bridges. The reliability of Cercon® Zirconia restorations is backed by more nine years of proven clinical success.
Warranty policy and condition for cosmetic porcelain crown
Dental crown treatment is a popular dental restoration. In addition to the benefit of crown treatment, the warranty policy of such treatment is also a major concern. The detailed Nhan Tam dental clinic will help you be more at ease in choosing this service.
Porcelain Crowns process at Nhan Tam Dental Clinic
Porcelain crowns are gradually becoming an aesthetic trend chosen by many people recently. Because this method helps overcome tooth defects, bringing beautiful, naturally white teeth and a bright, radiant smile. The following article will reveal to you everything about cosmetic porcelain crowns.