What is a Dental Crown?
Dental crowns, often referred to as “caps,” are a type of restoration designed to repair damaged teeth, improving their function, aesthetics, and overall health. They are particularly useful for teeth affected by decay, damage, stains, wear or those that have undergone root canal treatment. Crowns can also be used to replace older restorations and support teeth with substantial fillings that exceed the natural tooth structure or those at risk of fracturing. The durability of dental crowns makes for long-lasting results, promoting strength and resilience against the forces exerted during chewing and biting. Crafted from a variety of materials, dental crowns can effectively restore your teeth to meet your oral health needs.