The worth of something can easily be determined by its lasting value. No doubt, your teeth would fit in that category.
Your teeth have lifetime value. This is why you must prioritize their care and maintenance.
Brushing, flossing, dental examinations, and teeth cleanings are fundamental to keeping them healthy for life. But what about the occasional threat to their health?
Lasting yet vulnerable
Your teeth are vulnerable to decay, loss, and damage. Fortunately, you have restorative dentistry treatment options that can restore their health, function, and appearance.
Dental crowns, for example, are a versatile restorative dental treatment. They are also a significant piece of the dental implant treatment I provide as your Wayne dentist.
Dental crowns…
• Secure your dental bridge
• Restore your broken, damaged, decayed, or discolored tooth.
• Protect your tooth from additional damage caused by decay.
And as mentioned…
• Create a new and functional tooth for your dental implant.
Made to last
Dental crowns are created from a variety of materials. Each has their advantages and disadvantages.
For example, a metal crown will require that less of your tooth structure be removed prior to placement. The downside is that they’re more visible alongside your adjoining teeth than a tooth-colored, porcelain crown.
A porcelain crown more perfectly matches your surrounding teeth. Yet, a porcelain crown will not last as long as a metal or resin crown.
Care is essential with your dental crown as it is with your natural teeth. Consistent brushing and flossing along with regular dental check-ups are essential to keep your crown functioning properly.
It’s also important to protect your crown from damage. Hard or sticky foods can loosen or damage your dental crown.
You should expect your dental crown to last. It’s not uncommon for crowns to function effectively for over 10 years.
Contact our Wayne dental office about restorative dentistry and implant dentistry. Ask us about treatment with dental crowns.
