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Porcelain Crown

Porcelain Crown

Porcelain Crown in Argentina

Porcelain crowns are long lasting covers that simulate the anatomy of the tooth to give a better appearance. There are 2 types: the metal-porcelain crown and zirconium or alumina porcelain crown. The difference is that the ceramic composite based on zirconium or alumina is a harder core than metal and is white.

Function and Esthetics
  • Change the shape of the teeth
  • Change the color of teeth
  • Change the position of the teeth
  • Replace teeth without touching the natural tooth (because of cavities, trauma, endodontic teeth)
Porcelain crowns are contraindicated in patients with:
  • Gingivitis
  • Excessive tooth mobility
Procedure:

In a first session the aspect of the patient's mouth is studied by taking impressions. Then the dentist begins to reduce the teeth in height (under anesthesia) so the crowns are parallel and to remove cavities, stains, and defective enamel and a temporary crown is placed. Once the porcelain crowns are designed, after 7 days, if the porcelain crown fits perfectly they are permanently cemented.

After the treatment

Porcelain crowns are long-term pieces as long as they are properly fitted and the dentist's indications are followed. They are harder and stronger than the teeth themselves.

Dental Crowns Cost

Sublimis offers the best prices on porcelain crowns in Cordoba, Argentina. Get the smile you always dreamed of. How much do porcelain crowns cost? Usually around USD 390 but we have promotions throughout the year. Contact us for your free quote.

FAQ:

1. Do Dental Crowns have any contradictions or side effects?

2. How long will the results of porcelain crowns last?

3. Is the placement of Dental Crowns painful?

4. Can I take fluids and food after the placement of zirconium crowns?

5. If I have stained teeth, should I place porcelain crowns?

6. Can the placement of dental Dental Crowns somehow affect my dental health?

7. What happens if I drop and / or break a porcelain crown?

8. What alternatives instead of porcelain crowns exist?

9. Is it necessary a dental implant to place a porcelain crown?



Last Update: 05/27/2011
Note: This information is directed to support and not to replace your doctor / dentist's opinion.


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