Dental crown

Ceramic dental crowns are tooth-shaped caps covering a tooth's entire visible portion. They restore the function and aesthetics of teeth after root canal therapy or severe damage. The dentist will take a detailed medical history and perform a physical exam and a panoramic X-ray to assess the condition of teeth and gums. CT scan provides a 3D view of the tooth and the surrounding tissues. 3D computer planning helps to determine the exact shape of the ceramic crown. Then they will discuss the options. After the local anesthesia, the dentist will prepare the tooth for the crown by removing any damaged areas and shaping it to fit the crown. The dental records also will be made. After the crown has been made, the dentist will fix it to the tooth. Finally, they will provide instructions on caring for the crown and prescribe pain relief medications to alleviate discomfort. The final cost of all materials, anesthesia, and nursing services will vary depending on the complexity of the procedure. Ceramic dental crowns restore function, durability, and aesthetics. They are made of robust and durable material for everyday wear. They remain in their initial look for years and provide a 100% natural appearance.