Dental Crowns-Full Veneers

It is a white alloy used instead of gray metal, which is the infrastructure of classical porcelain bridges and prostheses. It is the crown that is used as an original to your teeth in the most natural and healthy way for many years.

Thanks to its transparency, the natural appearance of the teeth is provided. The enamel of healthy teeth is translucent. Metals, which are the substructure of classical porcelain crowns, cause an opaque appearance. This causes the teeth to look dull and artificial. However, this is prevented with zirconia coating. You can use it on your teeth for many years without any problems, just like your own.

Zirconium crowns are a tissue compatible material. After the use of metal-supported prostheses, the purplish discoloration of the gums seen in the neck of the tooth never occurs. They do not cause gingival recession. If gingival recession occurs due to improper brushing, zirconia crowns do not create an unaesthetic appearance.

Since the zirconia crown does not contain metal, it does not cause metal allergies.

They do not cause taste changes in the mouth. If you clean your teeth regularly, it will not cause bad breath.

Since their surface is smooth and non-porous, they do not cause plaque buildup. Therefore, they are not discolored because of coffee, tea, and cigarette, and therefore, their color is preserved.

Zirconium crowns are brushed like natural teeth. Dental floss should be used for their care, and super floss should be used for toothless areas. It is recommended to use a mouthwash.

If you use it regularly, you can use it for years without any problems like your own teeth. Since teeth are living tissue, you can observe changes in their shape over time due to wear and tear. These changes are not observed in zirconium crowns.

Zirconium crown procedure is performed under local anesthesia. Your treatment ends without feeling any pain.

With patients who have healthy gums, the treatment is completed within a week. Upon the request of the patient, it is possible to have several try-in sessions until both the dentist and the patient are pleased with the result.

Fractures or cracks may form after being subjected to excessive force but this is nearly as possible as with natural teeth. They can be almost completely treated in the clinic environment. The crown may fall off if there is a great deal of substance loss in the tooth over time due to decay. In such cases, the tooth is treated if possible and the crown is installed again.

Zirconium crowns can be installed after any existing gingival disease is treated.