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Dental Crowns

Get Custom-Fitted Dental Crowns in Winnipeg

Do you have a broken or fractured tooth, or are you self-conscious from discolouration of a particular tooth? Then dental crowns may be the answer. At Bronstein Family Dental in Winnipeg, we often recommend dental crowns in these cases. Dental crowns, popularly known as “caps,” can restore the strength and enhance the appearance of cracked or discoloured teeth. Sometimes even a root canal or an extensive filling in the tooth may make the tooth weak and vulnerable to damage; dental crowns can help in these scenarios as well. Protecting the teeth and making them functional, crowns blend with the other teeth and exude a natural look and feel. Get in touch.

 

Children who do not maintain their oral hygiene are also at risk of tooth decay. At our clinic in Winnipeg, we also offer dental crowns and other dentistry’s service for children to save their teeth that are eroded from decay and cannot sustain a filing. In certain instances, our dentist will recommend using a stainless steel crown for children based on their age and medical history.

 

Types of Dental Crowns

 

Dental crowns can be made using a variety of different materials. Let us take a look:

 

Porcelain Crowns

Porcelain crowns are ideally recommended after a root canal treatment. Your dentist can restore the functionality of your teeth with the help of this crown. Such crowns are durable and strong. It can help your teeth from further damage.

 

Metal Crowns

There are many different kinds of metals used in making dental crowns. Owing to their longevity, they can withstand tough bites and do not break or chip easily. Their only drawback is their metallic colour.

 

All Resin Crowns

Dental crowns made from resin are less expensive and more affordable. However, after some time, they tend to break and wear down.

 

Who Needs a Dental Crown?

A dental crown is needed in several cases, such as:

To help protect a weaker tooth from breaking 

To restore a tooth that is already broken

To hold your bridge into place

To cover teeth that have a large filling in them 

To help you cover any teeth that are severely misshapen 

To help you cover your implants

 

What Issues Can Dental Crowns Procedure Address?

Going for dental crowns can help you address a wide range of dental concerns that is affecting your ability to smile with confidence.  Our dentist can address these issues with a dental crown:

Weakened teeth

Broken teeth

Excessive tooth decay

Misshapen teeth

If you are looking to overcome these concerns by getting dental crowns, please come to our clinic in Winnipeg. We will thoroughly check if dental crowns are suitable for you. A thorough evaluation is required because dental crowns are only recommended when the other restorative treatments we offer are not viable.

 

Benefits of Dental Crowns

 

A significant part of restorative dentistry, dental crowns are perfect for replacing a single tooth at a time. Completely covering the tooth’s damage, crowns prevent further tooth decay and promote extra support and durability. It is also an alternative for tooth extraction. Instead of having your tooth removed, you can save your tooth with a crown and protect your smile. While chewing food with damaged teeth, extra pressure and further damage is being inflicted on the teeth. With the help of a dental crown, you can safeguard your tooth and reduce the pressure exerted by the damaged tooth.

 

Caring for Dental Crowns

Like your natural teeth, dental crowns need care as well. Try to follow a regular flossing and brushing schedule. . Biting and chewing on hard objects is not recommended at all. Also, if you have the habit of grinding and clenching your teeth, it’s best to use a nightguard. Having a routinely oral checkup, tooth cleaning is essential and goes a long way to maintaining your dental crown. If you have any concerns, such as if the crown comes loose, you experience difficulty chewing, or any other issue after you receive your crown, please contact us.

Choose from Different Materials

Protect your teeth with crowns made out of porcelain, gold, ceramic compounds, and more.

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