Crowns In Woolton

Repair A Damaged Tooth With Crowns

Dental Crowns

Dental crowns not only enhance the aesthetic of your smile but they can also protect fractured or chipped teeth. No longer do you have to rely on white fillings for a more natural-looking solution—dental crowns are here! Crowns provide an effective way to cover damage from tooth decay and other dental ailments.

There are some main indicators that you might benefit from Dental crowns

We are here to restore the form, function and beauty of your teeth with dental crowns

You Have Heavily Filled Or Chipped Tooth

If your teeth are heavily filled or chipped, you have the option of restoring them with a white filling. However, crowns offer greater benefits and would be the more suitable choice for most people. Aesthetically speaking, it looks great due to its polished surface; whereas functionally-speaking porcelain is resistant to staining and stronger than fillings, offering protection from further cracking which extends its lifespan significantly. Furthermore, high-end porcelain does not stain over time so your smile will remain as bright throughout years ahead in comparison with fillings which do tend to discolour eventually.

Improving The Appearance of Your Teeth

Cosmetic crowns are an excellent option for enhancing the alignment, colour, shape and size of your teeth. Non-metal ceramic material is usually used to create a tooth-like appearance in terms of hue and form that appears entirely natural when done by a skilled professional – these materials even replicate real teeth’s texture and heaviness! As such, you can be sure that your cosmetic-crowned smile looks as smooth as possible.

You Need a Crown After Root Canal Treatment

After having a root canal treatment, it’s possible that a regular filling won’t be strong enough to prevent bacteria from entering back into the tooth. To guard against this occurring, crowns are used to seal the tooth as drilling into its centre weakens it and potentially makes it susceptible to cracking in the future. Placing dental crowns will not only increase your treated tooth’s longevity but also protect it from further damage.

Your Teeth Need Some Additional Protection

To help keep your natural teeth intact, crowns can be placed on heavily filled areas of your teeth to guard the weakened parts and prevent fractures. If a large fracture were allowed to form without protection, it might even result in needing an extraction. Crowns are not just for aesthetics; they also increase longevity so that you can hold onto your natural smile for as long as possible!