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Dental Crowns – Marion, IN

Custom Restorations for Damaged Teeth

Man and woman smiling after dental crown and fixed bridge restoration

Various circumstances can cause a tooth to become damaged and lose its ability to function fully as a member of your smile. Fortunately, it is often possible to repair those damaged teeth with custom restorations, such as dental crowns. In our Marion dental office, we take pride in providing crowns that are beautiful, functional, and durable. Would you like to learn more about this restorative dentistry treatment option? Continue reading below.

Why Choose Bruner Dental for Dental Crowns?

  • Expertly Shaded Ceramic Material
  • Long-Lasting, Reliable Results
  • State-of-the-Art Dental Technology

What Is a Dental Crown?

Model smile with dental crown restoration

Also called a cap, a dental crown completely covers a damaged or weak tooth to restore its form and function. It is a custom tooth-shaped covering that is affixed directly to the affected tooth. Ceramic crowns, which are sometimes called porcelain crowns, can be customized to blend in flawlessly with the surrounding natural teeth.

A dental crown can be used to correct the following issues:

  • Broken teeth
  • Weak or worn teeth
  • Severely decayed teeth
  • Cosmetic imperfections
  • Teeth that have been treated with root canal therapy

Crowns are also used in tooth replacement as part of a bridge. Single tooth replacement can be performed with a dental implant topped by a crown.

The Process of Getting a Dental Crown

Woman with dental crown supported fixed bridge restoration looking at her smile

At Bruner Dental, we perform the procedure for crowns in two to three visits. The first visit is for treatment planning and preparing your tooth for the application of your restoration. Natural teeth must be reshaped to make room for the dental crown to be placed on top. Once sufficient enamel has been removed, your dentist takes impressions of the tooth for the creation of your dental crown(s). This information is sent to a laboratory, where the crown is manufactured. You wear a temporary crown or bridge during this time. Approximately two weeks later, you return to our office for the removal of your temporary device and the final placement of your dental crown.

The Benefits of Getting a Dental Crown

Smiling young woman leaning on sofa

Dental crowns offer some remarkable benefits:

  • Ceramic dental crowns look impressively natural, and they can enhance the appearance of damaged and decayed teeth.
  • With proper care, dental crowns can last for a decade or longer. Thorough oral hygiene and routine dental checkups are both vitally important.
  • Improved oral health and function. A dental crown can minimize dental sensitivity and pain, thereby making it easier for you to enjoy a balanced diet. Your occlusion (the way your upper and lower teeth work together) may also improve.
  • Avoid extractions. In some cases, a crown can allow you to avoid tooth extractions and spare you from the expense of tooth replacement.
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