Crowns & Bridges
At The Denteast

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and bridge solutions

Restoring the form, function, and beauty of your smile is our expertise at Denteast

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Understanding Dental Crowns and bridges. Craftsmanship for lasting brilliance.

Dental Crowns and Bridges are two versatile and widely-used restorative dental treatments that serve different purposes

Dental Crowns

These are protective caps that are custom-made to cover an individual tooth. They are typically used to strengthen and restore the shape, size, and appearance of a damaged or weakened tooth.

Dental Bridges

A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. It consists of one or more artificial teeth (pontics) held in place by crowns on adjacent healthy teeth (abutments).

Dental crowns and bridges, fundamental in restorative dentistry, vary notably based on the materials used for their fabrication

All-porcelain or ceramic crowns and bridges

All-porcelain or ceramic crowns and bridges are renowned for their impeccable aesthetic appeal, making them ideal for front teeth restorations.

Zirconia crowns
and bridges

have gained prominence, as they combine the strength of metal with the aesthetic brilliance of porcelain.

Gold alloys
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Gold alloys and other metal-based crowns, while less visually appealing, are highly durable, resistant to corrosion, and ensure minimal wear to the adjacent teeth.

Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns and bridges

Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) are durable and aesthetic, offering a natural appearance while maintaining strength. Not widely used anymore,but if you already have an existing PFM crown or a bridge we may use this material to achieve uniformity.

What are some short and long term
benefits of crowns and bridges?

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Immediate
Restoration

Dental fillings provide prompt relief from toothaches and discomfort, allowing you to enjoy pain-free eating and drinking.

Enhanced
Aesthetics

Fillings restore the natural function of your teeth, making it easier to bite, chew, and speak without hindrance.

Improved Chewing
and Speech

Our practice offers tooth-colored fillings that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, ensuring a beautiful, natural appearance.

Protection
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Dental fillings help preserve your natural teeth, preventing the need for extractions or more invasive treatments.

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Durability
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Fillings seal off cavities, preventing the spread of decay and the development of new cavities.

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Preservation of
Oral Health

Addressing cavities early with fillings is a cost-effective approach compared to more extensive treatments that may become necessary if left untreated.

What are some risks of not doing
Crowns and Bridges when indicated?

Progressive
Tooth Damage

When a damaged or decayed tooth is left untreated without the protection of a crown, the deterioration can progress, leading to further structural damage or even tooth loss.

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Misalignment &
Bite Issues

Missing teeth that aren’t replaced with bridges can result in adjacent teeth drifting into the gap. This can lead to misalignment, bite problems, and increased stresses on other teeth.

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Difficulty in Chewing & Functionality

Without a crown to restore a fractured or decayed tooth, or a bridge to replace a missing tooth, patients may experience difficulties in chewing food efficiently, which can affect nutrition and overall oral health.

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Increased Risk of Decay & Gum Disease

Exposed tooth surfaces, due to fractures or large cavities, are more susceptible to bacterial accumulation, leading to further decay and potential gum disease.

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Aesthetic
Concerns

Missing or damaged teeth can impact the aesthetics of one’s smile, leading to potential self-confidence and self-esteem issues.


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Don’t let damaged or missing teeth hold you back. Dental crowns and bridges at The Denteast in Fort Lauderdale can transform your smile and improve your oral health.

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DENTEAST dental crowns and bridges FAQ’s

Frequently asked questions

How many appointments are needed for a crown or bridge?

Typically, at least two visits are necessary. The first for tooth preparation and impressions, and the second for the placement of the crown or bridge.
Yes, the underlying tooth is still vulnerable to decay at the gumline. Proper oral care is vital to protect both the crown and the underlying tooth.
Most procedures are performed under local anesthesia, ensuring the process is comfortable. Some post-procedure sensitivity is normal but should subside quickly.
Dental insurance often covers a portion of restorative procedures like crowns and bridges. It's advisable to consult with your insurance provider for specific coverage details.