Crowning?

Crowning is an important part of dental treatment. Crown is a "cap", which is "tooth-shaped" made up of metals like gold or any other alloy, stainless steel, resin, ceramic or porcelain fused to metal. They are mainly used to cover up a damaged teeth as well as for restoring tooth's natural shape and size. We can replace existing crowns and fillings with restorations that have an exact look and feel of natural teeth.

This is extremely reliable technique for repairing any damaged teeth, to protect any weak tooth, to cover up large filling areas, to hold dental bridges and for cosmetic modification. We are known for our quality treatments and service because Implants done by Matrix Dental and Skin lounge lasts much more than your expectations, i.e. around 20-30 years which is like giving a permanent solution of your problem.

How long does it take to fit a dental crown?

Dental crowning usually requires two visits or sittings, with one or two weeks gap between both the visits. At the first visit, dental expert will remove the decay, shape the tooth, takes the impression and fix a temporary crown made of plastic or metal.

Now when patient arrives for second sitting, we remove the temporary crown and fix the final one. At the end, we cement that crown into place and you are all set to go home smiling bright.

Key Benefits of Dental Crowns

It strengthens damaged and broken teeth, dental crowns are a great help to improve teeth's overall appearance and avoid any type of chewing problems. One can smile wide naturally with these crowns.

What are the capabilities of crowns?

Crowns and bridges are non-removable devices that are cemented into teeth and are very reliable solution for dental problems caused due to accidents, diseases or any miss-happenings.

Ceramic Crowns?

All-ceramic crowns are just that. Restorations that have a construction where their entire thickness is made up of dental ceramic (a white glass-like material that resembles the look of tooth enamel). Originally the ceramic used was porcelain. This type of crown was called a "porcelain jacket," and it was first introduced in the early 1900's. Nowadays, all-ceramics are typically fabricated out of some type of synthetic or engineered compound, using construction techniques developed in the mid 1980's or after.