
What Will You Look Like After Restorative Treatment?
It can be alarming to hear that you need work done on any tooth, but work in a more visible part of your smile can be particularly concerning. What will happen when you have a permanent restoration that others can see? Will your smile be forever altered by a conspicuous crown? When appropriate, we can recommend that patients receive crowns created with lifelike ceramic, which can preserve their appearance. We also have the option of placing zirconia crowns. Zirconia is also a lifelike substance, but it provides more durability.
Placing A Lifelike Dental Crown
Before you receive your dental crown, we will take the time to carefully measure your tooth, and to prepare it so that it can successfully hold your appliance. That preliminary work is important, as it leave enough space for a crown to reside without negatively affecting its neighbors. The measurements that we gather are used by a dental lab to create an appliance that is specifically for your tooth. After we confirm that it is the right shape and size, we will affix it so that it remains in position! If you are receiving a crown that is meant to imitate the tooth being restored, we will also take care to confirm that it is just the right color to fit in with its neighbors.
Tips For Avoiding Future Dental Problems
How can you make sure you do a better job protecting your smile against the kind of problems that require restorative dental work? At home, make sure you have a good brushing and flossing routine that you follow. In addition to this, be smart about what you eat and drink—too many sugary and acidic products can hurt your enamel. Take care to also be consistent with your dental checkups so that you stay informed about the condition of your teeth.
Talk To Your Baxter, MN Dentist’s Office About Treatment With Lifelike Crowns
Through the placement of lifelike dental crowns, our practice can help you take care of problems with your appearance and oral health. If you have questions or wish to learn more, please reach out to your Baxter, MN, dentist, Dr. Roberts, by calling (218) 454-0523.