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Want to Fix a Damaged Tooth? Dental Crowns Can Help

Wear your crown like a king and smile like royalty.

Sometimes, a tooth suffers damage or decay and needs some enhancement. A problem tooth can cause a lot of pain or issues in eating or drinking. Dentists can fix such teeth using dental crowns.

Dental crowns are like little tooth hats. They are made of a variety of materials, including metal, porcelain, and composite resin. They are used to cover and protect a damaged tooth, or to restore the shape and function of a tooth that’s been broken or decayed.

Step-by-Step Guide to Getting a Dental Crown

Dental crown fitting is a usually a four-step procedure:

Examination and Preparation: The dentist examines your tooth to determine the damage and if a dental crown is required.
Taking an Impression: The dentist takes an impression of the prepared tooth. This is a mold of the tooth that will be used to create the crown.
Making the Crown: The crown is made in a dental laboratory. The material used for the crown will depend on your individual needs and preferences.
Cementation: Once the crown is made, the dentist cements it onto the prepared tooth.

What Makes Advanced Dental Caps Different?

Different from crown fitting, advanced dental treatment is a more specific procedure that refers to a type of crown fitting that uses advanced materials and techniques. Advanced dental cap treatment typically uses porcelain fused to metal (PFM) or all-ceramic crowns and involves techniques like CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing) technology.

Advanced dental caps are usually supremely durable and aesthetically pleasing, as they blend right in with your existing set of teeth. Dental crowns are super useful and functional as they help you chew better and smile wider.

Unveiling the Power of Dental Crown Solutions - How it Works

Dental crowns are easy to fit and easier to manage. Once we fit a dental crown onto an affected tooth successfully, we will instruct you on how to properly care for it. Considering that crowns are screwed or cemented onto the tooth, they can be a little discomforting to get used to but they are required to save your teeth from further damage.

Here is what you will need to do to take care of your newly fitted dental crown :

Affordable Cost Options for Tooth Crowns

Dental crown fitting in or near Sydney can start from $500 and go up to a $2500. We understand that paying this amount out of pocket can be difficult. Therefore, we offer several different payment options for your convenience

Health Funds: You can simplify your dental treatment payments with your health fund. After addressing all your dental needs, we handle the billing process by sending the invoice directly to your insurance provider.

Flexible Payment Choices: Enjoy a range of payment options, including Zip Pay and AfterPay, making it easier to manage the costs of your dental treatments.

Use your Super: According to the Australian Tax Office (ATO) guidelines, you may qualify for early release of superannuation (ERS) for dental procedures. Upon submitting your application, we anticipate receiving the payment within two weeks.

Essentials for a Successful Dental Crown Treatment

There are certain aspects of dental crown fitting that are essential to ensure that the cap stays in place, does not stand out, and improves your quality of life. These are the precautions taken by dentists to ensure successful dental crown attachment:

Tooth Preparation: The dentist will prepare the affected tooth for crown-fitting using a file or a drill.
Selecting Quality Materials: From metal, raising, or porcelain, you can choose your choice of crown.
Customizing and Shade-matching: We ensure that the crown fits the tooth perfectly and matches the color of the patient’s natural teeth.
Crown Placement: This is done by cementing the crown to the tooth.
Checking Proper Occlusion (Bite): This involves making sure that the crown fits properly without interfering with the patient’s bite.

Here are some essential measures you should take so that the crown is preserved without causing any damage or causing any discomfort to you:

Maintaining Good Oral Hygiene: Practice regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups will help prevent dental issues and prolong the life of the crown.
Avoiding Bad Habits: Avoid habits like biting on hard objects (ice, pens, fingernails) or using teeth to open packages, as these can cause damage to the crown.
Regular Dental Check-ups: Schedule regular follow-up appointments with your dentist to monitor the crown’s condition and overall oral health.

Tooth Crowns Materials for Natural-looking Teeth

At Supercare, you can select from ay of the following materials for your dental crown and we’ll fix it for you:

Metal crowns are made of a variety of metals, including gold, silver, and stainless steel. They are strong and durable, and they can last for many years. However, metal crowns can be visible when the patient smiles, and they can also cause a metallic taste in the mouth.

Porcelain crowns are made of a ceramic material that is bonded to a metal framework. They are more natural-looking than metal crowns, and they do not cause a metallic taste in the mouth. However, porcelain crowns can chip or fracture if not cared for properly.

All-ceramic crowns are made of a ceramic material that does not contain metal. They are the most natural-looking type of crown, and they are also very strong. However, all-ceramic crowns are more expensive than metal or porcelain crowns.

Composite resin crowns are made of a tooth-colored resin material. They are relatively inexpensive and easy to care for. However, composite resin crowns are not as strong as metal, porcelain, or all-ceramic crowns.

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