Dental Crowns

Restore Your Smile With a Crown

Durable Dental Crowns in Maribyrnong

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It can happen to anyone — through severe decay or an accidental bump, your teeth are susceptible to being damaged, even to the point of having very little of them left showing. Stopping short of potentially painful extractions and implanting, you can save the remaining gum-embedded root of your tooth with a dental crown in Maribyrnong.

Your Teeth, Back to New

There is no need for extraction when a tooth is damaged to the point of not being able to chew or is likely to decay further but is still relatively healthy inside the gum. With even a very small amount of tooth visible above the gum line, a dental crown can restore the tooth back to its original form and/or be aligned with neighbouring teeth.

How Dental Crowns Work

At Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry, we'll cement a small "post" down into the root of a tooth. Then a core is bonded to the post to create an even base on which we'll mount the crown. This core can be shaped to organically match the shape of your natural tooth, so you will not feel the difference between the crown and the rest of your teeth.

A Crown or an Implant?

Your Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry dentist will use either just a crown or an implant with a crown, depending on the severity of what needs to be fixed. An implant is used when the entire tooth, including the root, needs to be replaced. A crown is used to restore a tooth that has its remaining root still in the gum, giving you your smile back.

How an Implant Will Work

An implant is also used to replace a tooth that has been completely extracted in Maribyrnong. The procedure is a bit more involved for an implant — your Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry surgeon will place a titanium "screw" into the jawbone, allow it to heal and then place a support on it. Then, a crown is placed on top of the implanted screw.

Dental Crown Applications

Commonly referred to as a "cap," dental crowns are often used to:
  • Improve the appearance of teeth for a more natural look
  • Restore badly broken or damaged teeth to function fully
  • Protect cracked and fractured teeth from more damage
  • Support teeth with fillings when little natural tooth is left
  • Strengthen and protect all your root-canal-treated teeth

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