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A Detailed Comparison of Different Crown Materials

Dentistry now offers endless choices for patients looking to fix their damaged or decayed teeth. Recent improvements have made restorative materials more natural and durable than before. A common and popular treatment in this category is ceramic crowns. Call us at (206) 524-6100 for more details.

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A Detailed Comparison of Different Crown Materials

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  1. A DETAILED COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT CROWN MATERIALS Dentistry now offers endless choices for patients looking to fix their damaged or decayed teeth. Recent improvements have made restorative materials more natural and durable than before. A common and popular treatment in this category is ceramic crowns. These prosthetics can restore shape, size, and strength to a severely decayed or fractured tooth. And there are other options like gold and composite alloys, each with its own advantages. Therefore, it is essential to consult with dentists and choose the best material available for crown restorations. FOR MORE DETAILS Call Us (206) 524-6100

  2. GOLD Due to its extreme durability and reactivity, gold has been used in dentistry for many decades. It is well- suited for repairing molars that have worn down over time. Additionally, gold provides unique aesthetics when mixed with glass ionomer cement. However, patients with gold crowns experience sensitivity frequently. PORCELAIN This material is an excellent choice for achieving the most a natural-looking possible. Unlike the metals, porcelain doesn’t conduct heat or cold, so sensitivity is not an issue. But full porcelain restorations are not always the best choice because they damage opposing natural teeth and lead to the thinness of enamel. CERAMIC Pressed a ceramic crowns are caps available with a porcelain of coating. They offer an realistic-looking improvements and a last longer than other options. Since there are no be a metal liners, patients will not experience of any significant side effects after the procedure. CARING TIPS The primary tip to caring for dental crowns is avoiding any sticky or hard foods. Chewing on candies or ice can break a cap and result in loose fragments that might harm soft tissues. Therefore, patients should only prefer chewable foods for better protection. Brush and floss regularly to remove any loose food particles that are stuck in crevices. This practice is further essential for maintaining the best look of crowns. A daily hygiene regimen eliminates any risk of plaque development in hard-to-reach areas and gaps. Visit a dentist periodically to have crowns checked and cleaned. They use advanced equipment and specialized cleaners. This professional intervention is essential to ensure healthy teeth and a stable fit that lasts for several years.

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