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Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are protective caps that restore the shape, size, and functionality of damaged teeth, offering crucial protection from further harm. At Khanani Family Dental, dental crowns are a commonly used solution for repairing and restoring compromised teeth.
While teeth can sometimes be damaged, they are unable to heal themselves or regenerate the enamel on their surface. This is where dental crowns come in, helping to safeguard and restore the tooth to its original form.
Crowns are a highly versatile treatment. They can protect weak teeth from potential infection, restore damaged teeth, cover dental implants, secure a dental bridge, and deliver a natural, aesthetically pleasing result.
If you have a weakened or damaged tooth, consider scheduling an appointment with us for a dental crown to restore strength and enhance the appearance of your smile.
What Are Dental Crowns?
A dental crown is a protective covering that encases a damaged or weakened tooth. These crowns are often used to restore a tooth's functionality and protect it from further damage. They can also enhance the overall appearance of your smile. Crowns are made from different materials, including all-metal, ceramic-on-metal, and all-ceramic, with the choice of material depending on the location of the tooth being treated.
For teeth at the front of your mouth, an all-ceramic crown is preferred because it provides the most natural look, blending seamlessly with your natural teeth. For molars or teeth in the back of the mouth, ceramic-on-metal crowns are often chosen as they offer both the aesthetic qualities of ceramic and the strength of metal, making them highly durable for everyday use.
How Dental Bridges Restore Your Smile
Preparing for Your Dental Crown or Bridge Procedure
If you're getting dental crowns or a dental bridge for cosmetic reasons, we recommend whitening your teeth beforehand. At Khanani Family Dental, we offer professional teeth whitening treatments that can enhance the appearance of your smile quickly and effectively. Whitening prior to the procedure is essential because the materials used for crowns and bridges are resistant to staining and bleaching. This means that if the crown or bridge is made to match yellowed teeth, it will retain that color, even if you whiten your teeth afterward. By whitening first, your new restoration will perfectly match your bright, white smile.
For a smooth recovery, we suggest taking a day off from work, or even a couple of days if possible. It's normal for your teeth to feel slightly sensitive after the procedure, and taking time off can help you relax without the stress of a busy schedule.