Crowns & Bridges
Bawtry Dental Practice
Restore Broken, Chipped, or Missing Teeth
Crowns and bridges are both forms of restorative dentistry that treat very different things. Dental crowns are natural-looking teeth covers that help to protect and restore damaged teeth, blending them back into your smile. They are suitable for broken, chipped, stained, and discoloured teeth. Not only do they look like natural teeth, but they also protect the natural tooth beneath them from further harm. Dental bridges, on the other hand, are used for if you have a missing tooth but healthy teeth on either side of the gap. A replacement tooth is placed in the gap and secured with two dental crowns to the healthy teeth adjacent
- Effective teeth replacement
- Blend missing or unsightly teeth into your smile
- Sturdy and natural-looking
- Long-lasting and hard-wearing solutions
- Protects your teeth and gums
Some tooth preparation will be required for both your crown or your dental bridge. We will need to remove a little enamel before fitting a crown, and to receive your bridges the neighbouring teeth must be prepared and shaped, too.
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Why Do I Need A Dental Crown?
As well as blending a stained or unsightly tooth back into your smile, a dental crown can protect a damaged tooth from further trauma. If your tooth is broken, chipped, or has cavities, a dental crown can help protect these maladies from worsening.
How is a Dental Bridge Fitted?
A replacement tooth is placed in the gap and fasted to two adjacent crowns that are then fixed to the gap’s neighbouring teeth. This is why it is called a bridge, because it is fastened on either end by anchored and natural teeth.
What Are Crowns Are Bridges Made Of?
In order to keep them natural-looking, crowns and bridges are made of porcelain or ceramic. These materials are also durable, reliable, and restore function to your mouth.