PORCELAIN CROWNS

A PERFECT SMILE JUST AFTER 2 APPOINTMENTS

The porcelain crown is a solution bringing the highest aesthetic value to the customers as well as overcoming all the disadvantages of their teeth. Not only does it change the face with a brighter smile, but it also helps one chew and effectively perform his teeth function in the best way.

1. What is a porcelain crown?

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What is a porcelain crown?

Over time, one’s teeth may become damaged. This usually happens for many reasons, such as tooth decay, trauma, or just overtime usage. One’s teeth can lose shape and size. Porcelain crowns can restore the original shape, size and strength, and shape of the tooth attaching to the tooth position of that person, and it covers the visible part of the tooth.

2. Why Is Porcelain Crown Needed?

 The reasons are many, such as:

  • Protect weak teeth (possibly from decay) or keep weak teeth together if parts of teeth crack.
  • Restore broken or heavily worn teeth.
  • Wrap and support a tooth having a large fill and doesn’t have many teeth left.
  • Covering severely deviated or discolored teeth.
  • Porcelain crowns in process of prosthodontics Implant and bridging porcelain
  • Porcelain crowns have been treated with pulp.
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Why Is Porcelain Crown Needed?

3. What are the advantages of porcelain crowns?

3.1. Porcelain teeth bring high aesthetics to the face

Porcelain restorations bring out the most impressive visual results to the customer. After consultation with the doctor, you can freely choose the porcelain material whichever suits the natural aesthetic of the smile.

Full-porcelain is considered high-end due to its impressive expression ability through tooth print because it combines metal and porcelain types.

3.2. Teeth function effectively

Besides the aesthetic factor bringing a confident look to ones, porcelain crowns show the main function of teeth is to eat and chew food and to protect the inner pulp. It also restores damaged teeth allowing customers to digest food and enjoy improved oral health.

Decayed and damaged teeth are capable of causing considerable discomfort, making it difficult to chew and even speaking properly. If a person neglects his or her damaged or decayed tooth, it will slowly weaken to the point his or her oral structure is at risk. If the oral structure is vulnerable, the oral functions will get much more difficult. Choosing porcelain crowns to restore the structure and the strength of the teeth and the clients will either improve or at least maintain their oral function.

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Teeth function effectively

3.3. The porcelain crown is biocompatible and completely safe

The porcelain is completely safe. This material is compatible with the mouth as well as the rest of the client’s body. Even though some people may experience an allergic reaction to metal crowns, porcelain teeth do not pose any such threat. These underlying complications are almost non-existent in porcelain crowns.

3.4. High durability of porcelain

Full-porcelain crowns are capable of lasting for a decade, even decades. This duration depends on the oral health and oral care habits of the customers. If they clean their teeth regularly and have good overall oral health, it is even possible that the crown of the client’s teeth lasts a lifetime without needing replacement.

3.5. 5-10 times to real teeth regarding durability, and bearing strength

Porcelain has almost the same effect as natural teeth helping increase teeth strength. Real porcelain strengthens the strength of a weakening tooth due to damage. This material resists the wear of teeth, protects the real tooth pulp thanks to its 5-10 times capacity.

3.6. Porcelain helps the customers avoid dental diseases

Full-porcelain is also favored by doctors and customers worldwide because of its anti-bacterial invasion, high plaque, minimal diseases regarding periodontitis, gingivitis, … When the porcelain is finished, the customer may continue enjoying their favorite food and drink without worrying about yellowing.

4. What are porcelain teeth made of?

Permanent crowns can be made from a variety of materials. These materials may include:

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Metal Dental Crown
  • Metal: Several metals can be used in crowns including gold, palladium, nickel, and chromium. Metal crowns are rarely chipped or broken, last the longest in erosion rate, and just remove a small number of customer’s teeth. They can also withstand the force of biting and chewing. The iridescent color is a good choice for skewed molars.
  • Porcelain-alloy-metal: This type of crown can match the color of the teeth next to the crown one. They have a more natural tooth color. However, sometimes the metal underneath the skull of the tooth cap reveals itself as a dark line. The other flaws include the possibility that the porcelain of the crown might be chipped or shattered and the crown is worn down on the teeth facing it. This wear on other teeth especially affects the teeth that come in contact with the crown above and below the client’s mouth when it is closed. Metal-fused porcelain crowns can be a good choice for incisors or cavities.
  • Full-resin: Crowns are made from ordinary resin usually less expensive than other types of crown. However, they wear out over time and are easier to be shattered than porcelain-metal crowns.
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Porcelain Dental Crown
  • Full-porcelain: These types of crowns give the best natural color than any other crowns. They also are the best option if the client is allergic to metals. However, the client who is suitable with the metal doesn’t stick with these types for long. Full-porcelain can also wear down the opposing teeth a little more than metal or plastic crowns. Full-porcelain crowns are a good choice for incisors.
  • Porcelain coverings: These crowns have a hard inner core. We use porcelain coverings to replace the metal liners used in the full-porcelain crown fabrication. Porcelain coverings that are porcelain can restore the most natural and suitable color. They are also more well-sustainable than full-porcelain.

5. The Process of Porcelain Crowns

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Porcelain crown process at Chingo

The international standard porcelain crowns process at Chingo Dental follows these steps below:

The process is very fast and hassle-free. These are essential steps that need to be done in a porcelain crown.

6. Common Questions About Porcelain Crowns

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Common questions about porcelain crowns

7. Outstanding pictures of customers with porcelain crowns at Chingo Dental

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