CROWN AND BRIDGES TREATMENT

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Crowns are hollow prosthetic teeth that are placed over an existing tooth. They are typically made of porcelain or ceramics. Dental crowns can be used to protect a weak or damaged tooth, especially if it has fractured. Crowns can also be used cosmetically to cover discolored or misshaped teeth. Teeth that have been damaged by impact, for example, can bleed internally, staining the tooth enamel and causing it to turn grey or even black. Crowns are applied by filing away the outer enamel and some of the underlying dentin to make room for the crown to be placed on top of the existing tooth. The crown is then cemented in place with dental cement. This procedure usually requires two visits to the dentist, but once completed, a dental crown can last a lifetime. When there is a missing tooth, the teeth on either side of the gap are used as anchors for the replacement middle tooth, which is a dental bridge. A bridge is simply two crowns joined together, but it involves more teeth.

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