Dental Crowns
A crown is a covering that completely caps and encircles an entire tooth surface restoring it
to its original shape and size. Crowns are designed to repair damaged teeth and improve the
strength and appearance of the tooth. They are made of strong ceramic material and are
designed to resemble the natural appearance of teeth of teeth.
Who Might Need a Dental Crown? 
You might be benefit from a dental crown if you require:
- Protection for a weak tooth that is at risk of breaking
- A safeguard for cracked teeth
- Restoration of a broken or severely worn down tooth
- Support for a tooth with a large filling when there isn’t a lot of tooth left
- Support for a dental bridge
- Cosmetic enhancement of a misshapen or discolored tooth
Dental Bridges 
Like their name suggests, a dental bridge quite literally bridges the gap that’s created by one or more missing teeth. The bridge consists of two or more crowns on either side of the gap caused by a missing tooth or missing teeth. These crowns serve to anchor a false tooth or teeth that sit in between, which is often made from porcelain, Zirconia ceramic or a combination of these materials. Bridges are supported by teeth or dental implants. Replacing a missing tooth or teeth with a dental bridge can prevent serious dental issues like:
- Unsightly spacing
- Unwanted tooth movement
- Gum problems
- Bite interferences or TMJ problems
The Dangers of Ignoring Missing Teeth
Cosmetic enhancement is only one of many benefits to receiving dental bridge treatment. In fact, failure to address the problem can result in jaw problems and migraines, as well as hindering chewing and speaking. In short, undergoing treatment with a dental bridge can go a long way toward boosting your overall quality of life.