Miami Dental Crowns

Transform Your Smile with Our Dental Crown Solutions

Are you looking for a dental crown provider in Miami? Crowns for teeth are prescribed when a tooth or teeth are too badly decayed, broken or cracked to be easily restored with a filling. A tooth crown is normally needed for teeth that have had root canals. Crowns are also placed on dental implants to replace missing teeth. Crowns costs vary and can be made entirely of gold or porcelain fused to a gold substrate or all-ceramic, porcelain crowns for strength and beauty.

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What Types of Dental Crowns Are There?

There are several types of crowns available; from traditional, gold, and porcelain fused to metal (PFM) crowns to the newer all-porcelain ceramic crowns. However, in the last 20 years, there have been incredible advancements in dental materials.

Discover the Benefits of Dental Crowns

These beautiful, aesthetic crowns can be used for front teeth, back teeth or placed over implants providing implant crowns that look like natural teeth. Today’s all porcelain dental crowns are an excellent choice for almost all types of situations. Other advantages include:

The Dental Crown Placement Process

Crowns are prescribed for damaged, decayed, or broken teeth. A full crown or a partial crown can be made to restore only the damaged part of the tooth. Partial crowns are more conservative because they help retain the healthy parts of the tooth. The crown procedure is as follows: Anesthetic is usually placed first. Then the tooth is reduced eliminating any decayed or damaged portion. The tooth is then further reduced to allow for proper placement and aesthetics of the crown. Once the tooth is prepared, an impression is taken.

What to Expect During Your Second Appointment

• The crown is tried in to verify the accuracy of the fit
• An x-ray is taken of the tooth to verify the crown is properly seated
• Once approved by the doctor, the dental crown is shown to the patient for final approval before implementation
• The crown is finally cemented, the bite is adjusted, and the care instructions are given to the patient

We use a state-of-the-art digital impression system to eliminate the need for traditional impressions and allow the digital impression to be emailed to our lab directly! The accuracy of a digital impression is far better than a traditional impression making the fit of the crown more accurate and the delivery appointment more predictable.