Dental Crown & Dental Bridges
Dental Crown & Dental Bridges at Diggers Rest, Caroline Springs, Hillside, Taylors Lake and Sydenham
Dental crowns and dental bridges are restorations that can save the structure and function of your teeth. In some cases, a crown can save a damaged tooth and if you have teeth that are missing, a dental bridge may be able to replace them. Our team at Diggers Rest Dental House are professionally trained and experienced with dental crown and bridge technology, including CEREC Same Day Crowns and implant supported bridges.
Dental Crown Solutions
Dental crowns are restorations used to cap and protect teeth that have been damaged or are in need of reinforcement. They can also be used to restore a tooth that has undergone root canal therapy. A dental crown not only restores the look and function of a tooth, but it can protect it to prevent further damage. The following are some ways that dental crowns are used:
Dental crowns are restorations used to cap and protect teeth that have been damaged or are in need of reinforcement.
They can also be used to restore a tooth that has undergone root canal therapy. A dental crown not only restores the look and function of a tooth, but it can protect it to prevent further damage.
The following are some ways that dental crowns are used:
Restore structure to a tooth that has been highly damaged
Cover and protect a tooth that has had root canal therapy
Multiple Dental Crowns to Replace Multiple Teeth
When you need more than one tooth restored or protected, multiple crowns might be an ideal solution. At Diggers Rest Dental House we strive to save your teeth whenever possible, because replacing missing teeth can be costly, lead to loss of bite force and even age your face.
Multiple dental crowns can be used to save teeth that are damaged and are a long-term solution so you keep your teeth as long as possible. And if you want to replace missing teeth and the roots, we offer dental implants that support crowns. This popular option is often used to restore the integrity of the jawbone and facial structure with a permanent solution to replace missing teeth.
When you need more than one tooth restored or protected, multiple crowns might be an ideal solution.
At Diggers Rest Dental House we strive to save your teeth whenever possible, because replacing missing teeth can be costly, lead to loss of bite force and even age your face.
Multiple dental crowns can be used to save teeth that are damaged and are a long-term solution so you keep your teeth as long as possible.
And if you want to replace missing teeth and the roots, we offer dental implants that support crowns. This popular option is often used to restore the integrity of the jawbone and facial structure with a permanent solution to replace missing teeth.
Some of Our Patients' Results
Warning: The 'before' and 'after' images shown are of a real patient of our clinic. These images are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the results that all patients can expect. Results vary depending on individual circumstances, and all surgical and cosmetic procedures carry risks.
Dental Bridges at Diggers Rest Dental House
Dental Bridges at Diggers Rest Dental House
A dental bridge is a cost-effective dental restoration used to replace a series of missing teeth.
A bridge is a prosthesis used to replace the teeth and is created with a combination of crowns and abutments that secure onto surrounding teeth to hold the bridge in place.
In some cases, a dental bridge may be supported on dental implants for a more permanent solution.
Types of Dental Bridges
Traditional Bridge
Cantilever Bridge
Maryland Bridge
Implant-Supported Bridge
Benefits of Dental Crowns and Bridges
Replacing your teeth improves the function of your entire mouth. Missing teeth can interfere with chewing food and cause you to bite your tongue. The gap in your teeth can also lead to speech issues that are noticeable to others. And of course, if you smile or laugh, the gap of the missing tooth is exposed.
Dental crowns and bridges solve each of these issues. Replacing missing teeth, especially multiple missing teeth, can also restore your facial features and improve your bite, which may lower your risk for future dental problems. Dental crowns are highly popular to preserve teeth while dental bridges are an ideal and cost-effective way to replace a series of missing teeth.
Benefits of Dental Crowns and Bridges
Replacing your teeth improves the function of your entire mouth. Missing teeth can interfere with chewing food and cause you to bite your tongue.
The gap in your teeth can also lead to speech issues that are noticeable to others. And of course, if you smile or laugh, the gap of the missing tooth is exposed.
Dental crowns and bridges solve each of these issues. Replacing missing teeth, especially multiple missing teeth, can also restore your facial features and improve your bite, which may lower your risk for future dental problems.
Dental crowns are highly popular to preserve teeth while dental bridges are an ideal and cost-effective way to replace a series of missing teeth.
After Care for Crowns and Bridges
Caring for your dental crown or bridge is a way to help it last a long time. Consistent oral hygiene is the first step to caring for your restorations and regular dental exams allows the dentist to find problems and treat them right away. Dental cleanings are another preventive measure that helps by ensure all food particles and debris are removed, which lowers the risk of tooth decay and infection while keeping your mouth clean and fresh. In some cases, a dental restoration may last a lifetime when properly cared for! The following are some tips to help your teeth and restorations last:
Caring for your dental crown or bridge is a way to help it last a long time. Consistent oral hygiene is the first step to caring for your restorations and regular dental exams allows the dentist to find problems and treat them right away.
Dental cleanings are another preventive measure that helps by ensure all food particles and debris are removed, which lowers the risk of tooth decay and infection while keeping your mouth clean and fresh.
In some cases, a dental restoration may last a lifetime when properly cared for!
The following are some tips to help your teeth and restorations last:
Risks and Recovery
Crowns and bridges restore damaged or missing teeth, but like any restorative treatment, they come with risks and recovery considerations.
Possible risks include:
- Temporary sensitivity to hot or cold after placement
- Gum irritation around the treated area
- Risk of fracture or loosening of the crown or bridge under excessive force
- In some cases, further treatment such as root canal therapy may be required if the underlying tooth becomes compromised
Recovery considerations:
- Many patients resume normal activities immediately after treatment
- Mild sensitivity usually improves within a few days
- Avoiding very hard or sticky foods at first can help protect the new restoration
- Regular reviews and good oral hygiene are important to maintain long-term function
Download Price List To Help You Budget
While we agree that you can’t put a price on good health (especially when it comes to your teeth), we understand the reality of family budgets. That’s why we offer flexible treatment options and family-affordable pricing. You might say the only thing average about Dental House is our prices.
FAQs About Dental Crown & Dental Bridges
Can a crown or bridge fail?
Crowns and bridges are long-lasting, but they may chip, loosen, or develop decay at the margins. Regular check-ups and good oral hygiene are essential to protect them.
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Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.
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