Know-hows of Dental Crowns & Bridges

Dental crowns (caps) or bridges are fixed prostheses that are cemented or bonded directly on a prepared tooth structure or an implant. 


They usually replace a missing natural tooth or teeth and also provide extra strength to the root canal treated tooth. 

A variety of crowns are available and we can help you decide the best suitable crown for your teeth.


Metal Crown:

• Highly durable with good strength
• Usually used for rear teeth where they provide resistance to maximum biting forces


Porcelain Fused to Metal Crown:

• Combination of metal and porcelain to provide strength and esthetics 
• Highly durable


Zirconia Crown:

• Translucent with excellent combination of strength and esthetics 
• Strong and long lasting
• Metal free and biocompatible 

Emax Crown:

• High esthetic value with close resemblance to natural tooth structure
• Strong and durable
• Used for both front and rear teeth

Contact us today to know which crown is best for you!!


Dr. Shraddha Karkhanis

1 Smile One Care

BDS, MDS

Periodontist & Oral Implantologist 

 

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