repair with normal filling material or to restore a tooth that is
weak or fractured.
Crowns usually consist of ceramic or composite material
but can also be metal based. For cosmetic reasons the
composite crowns are most commonly used as they can be
more easily colored to blend into the existing teeth.
Once in place you should care for your crown like you would
your natural teeth, brushing at least twice a day and
flossing at least once a day. You also may want to avoid
chewing ice or hard foods as they can damage the
crown.
If you have any questions about the crown or the procedure
feel free to ask your dentist.
sodas daily have 62% more dental
decay, fillings and tooth loss
Bridges
Crowns
Veneers
Endodontics (Root Canal)
Whitening
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