Dental Crowns
Dental Crowns Sydney
Dental Crowns Sydney
Dental crowns and bridges are common dental restorations to address tooth decay, gaps, fractures or discolouration. The permanent fixtures “cap” a damaged tooth or replace missing teeth, reinforcing the strength of your bite and the shine of your smile.
Pitt Street Dental Centre are highly experienced at providing custom made caps and bridges using industry-leading methods and materials.
To inquire about dental crowns or bridges, contact our Sydney CBD dental clinic today.
What are dental crowns?
Dental crowns involve capping a tooth or dental implant, enclosing the tooth to provide strength and cosmetic enhancement.
There are four types of crowns:
CEREC same-day restoration
Porcelain outer surface with a metal base
Your dentist will recommend the best solution based on your specific needs.
Bridges
A bridge replaces a missing tooth by joining an artificial tooth permanently to adjacent teeth or a dental implant. Bridges can be made from porcelain fused to metal, or sometimes only porcelain.
Our dentists may recommend a bridge if you are missing one or more teeth. Especially if you are at risk of gum disease or wish to replace a front tooth for aesthetic reasons, dental bridges provide a sustainable solution customised to match your existing teeth.
Dental crowns and bridges are common dental restorations to address tooth decay, gaps, fractures or discolouration. The permanent fixtures “cap” a damaged tooth or replace missing teeth, reinforcing the strength of your bite and the shine of your smile.
Pitt Street Dental Centre are highly experienced at providing custom made caps and bridges using industry leading methods and materials.
To inquire about dental crowns or bridges, contact our Sydney CBD dental clinic today.
When would I need a dental crown?
We may recommend a dental crown to:
Repair a fractured tooth
Or for any other reason that results in a full and even smile.
What happens during the procedure?
Dental crown procedures used to mean several visits but with advancements in crown technology we can now offer same-day CEREC crowns right here in our Sydney dental clinic.
3D scanning and rapid production methods allow us to take an accurate scan of the tooth to be capped and create high quality, durable crown in just a few hours. For dental crown appointments in the heart of Sydney, contact Pitt Street Dental Centre for available appointments.
CEREC vs traditional crowns
Advantages
CROWN
CEREC RESTORATION
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What do I do after the dental crown procedure?
With the same care and attention you give all your teeth, a crown should last 5-8 more years or more without issue. It’s important to remember a dental crown doesn’t protect the underlying tooth from gum disease or decay, so good oral hygiene is important.
Your dentist will explain in more detail how to care for your new crown after the procedure. We recommend 6 monthly checkups and hygiene with your hygienists to improve the lifespan of your crowns.
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Are there any alternatives?
DENTAL PROBLEM
ALTERNATIVE
Pitt Street Dental Centre has helped thousands of clients regain a full, confident smile and eliminate discomfort using dental crowns and bridges.
To enquire about dental crowns or book an appointment, you can contact us through the website.
Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.
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