Restorative
A crown (also called a cap) is a man-made cover that protects the top of a tooth. It may be used to restore and preserve a decayed, broken, or cracked tooth. Crowns can also correct some cosmetic tooth problems, giving you a better smile. This is not a reversible procedure. Significant tooth structure is either already missing or is removed in order to place a crown.
There are several different types of crowns made of different materials. We will gladly discuss these different types, and the pros and cons of each.
- CEREC Restoration
- Crowns
In the photo above, our CEREC machine and Dr. Jared helping a grateful patient regain their charming smile. See below for an example of a CEREC Restoration.
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A crown (also called a cap) is a man-made cover that protects the top of a tooth. It may be used to restore and preserve a decayed, broken, or cracked tooth. Crowns can also correct some cosmetic tooth problems, giving you a better smile. This is not a reversible procedure. Significant tooth structure is either already missing or is removed in order to place a crown. There are several different types of crowns made of different materials. We will gladly discuss these different types, and the pros and cons of each. |
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