What You Need To Know About Dental Crowns?


Keeping aside the royalty attached to their names, Dental Crowns tend to be extremely helpful in several dental issues. Filling Restoration is used to repair few minor dental issues, but in order to correct some serious dental problems such as damaged, stained or broken teeth – dentists near you have to take significant steps that involve crowns and bridges. If your dentist has already suggested you having crown, you must know about them in detail.

Why You Need Crowns?

You may be perplexed that why the dentist has recommended you dental crowns. one of the causes for Crowns used is when a tooth has been damaged and is weak thus cannot hold a large filling. Also at times, cosmetic dentists in Lahore use crowns to treat discolored or unevenly shaped teeth. Moreover, dental crowns are used to cover dental implants and mottled teeth.

Benefits of Crown

Besides curing the damaged teeth, the cosmetic dentists in Lahore state that crowns provide significant improvement to your facial appearance. You must also know other benefits of dental crowns. A crown is used:

●       To replace a larger filling in the damaged tooth (when the tooth has minimal remaining structure)
●       To provide strength to the weak tooth
●       To prevent tooth fracturing
●       To restore the cracked, chipped or broken tooth
●       To cover a crooked, discoloured or unevenly shaped tooth
●       To protect the tooth that had root canal
●       To align the misaligned teeth

However, crown indication varies from case to case. It is necessary that one should have complete knowledge on why does he need a crown. Also, it is the dentist’s responsibility to guide you about it.

After reading this all, if you think you have a tooth that needs a dental crown and want to discuss your query with doctors at Dental Aesthetics, feel free and fix an appointment with Dental Aesthetic (DA). 

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