Dental Crown
A dental crown is a type of dental restoration that is used to cover and protect a damaged tooth or to improve its appearance. It is a tooth-shaped cap that is placed over a prepared tooth, encasing it completely above the gum line. To protect a weak tooth from further damage or fracture, particularly after a large filling, root canal treatment, or significant decay.
To provide support to a tooth with a large filling when not enough natural tooth structure remains. To restore a broken or severely worn-down tooth. To enhance the appearance of a misshapen, discolored, or aesthetically compromised tooth. To serve as the abutment or anchor for a dental bridge, replacing a missing tooth. To cover and restore a dental implant, acting as the visible part of the prosthetic tooth.
