Teeth are usually made of calcium and are quite hard since they are meant to help you chew your food. But, even your teeth have to tolerate a lot of wear and tear. The food what you drink and consume and all the other things that you do involving the oral cavity tend to damage your teeth. Sometimes, in the worst case situation, certain types of mishaps also lead to chipping or complete damaging of teeth. This damages your smile and ruins your confidence in a big way.
our team of prosthodontics helps you to avoid such disasters from ruining your confidence. Our doctors use a variety of crowns and bridges to cover the damaged area and increase the aesthetic appeal of your smile. Right from fitting the crown to making the adjustments and helping you get used to the implant, we provide a holistic treatment approach that facilitates our patients as well.
By using the latest tools and techniques, our experts provide the best possible care to restore your charming smile as much as possible.
Crowns :
Crowns, also known as caps, restore it to its normal shape, size and function. Its purpose is to strengthen or improve the appearance of a tooth. Crowns are indicated for cracked teeth and teeth with deep cavities; to protect teeth that have been filled by root-canal treatment; to provide extra support for bridges; and to cover poorly shaped or discolored teeth. Crowns fix and protect teeth that are so damaged as they need more support than a simple filling.
Bridges replace missing teeth and offer support for the surrounding teeth to help retain the integrity of the jaw and face structure.
Bridges:
A bridge is a dental re-establishment that ‘bridges’ the space where one or more teeth have been lost. Bridges prevent the surrounding teeth from moving or shifting in the mouth.
Bridge can be supported in many ways:
1. Through natural teeth
2. Through implants
3. Through a combination of natural teeth and implants
Unlike partial dentures, bridges are permanent; patients need not remove them.
The missing tooth is replaced with an artificial tooth connected between two crowns (caps), which are permanently cemented or bonded on the adjacent teeth.
