Crowns, Bridges & Veneers
When a tooth becomes broken down, cracked, root canals, or you are not satisfied with shape or color, then crowns, bridges, and veneers are used.
Purpose of a Crowns, Bridges & Veneers:
If you have a damaged or decayed tooth, our dentists can help you choose the best solution. Crowns and bridges are custom-fitted tooth prosthetics that function and look like natural, healthy teeth. Veneers are a minimally-invasive alternative, but may only be a solution for those with slight tooth damage or discoloration.
Crowns
A crown, otherwise known as a cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural prepared tooth. We do most crowns in one visit using state-of-the-art Cerec CAD-CAM technology. This makes the procedure more convenient for the patient because there is only one visit, no impression, and no temporary crown. It also gives the dentist more control over the final restoration.
Indications for crowns include:
Cavity that includes a large portion of the tooth
Leaking filling (especially large silver fillings)
Cracked tooth
Root canaled tooth
Esthetic concern
Procedure:
We will shave down the tooth for a proper crown fit
A scan will be taken of your teeth for crown fabrication
The crown is designed by the dentist and milled in office by CEREC machine
The crown is tried in the mouth and adjustments are made
The crown is crystallized in an oven
The final crown is cemented, the bite is checked, and you are good to go!
Bridges
A crown, otherwise known as a cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural prepared tooth. We do most crowns in one visit using state-of-the-art Cerec CAD-CAM technology. This makes the procedure more convenient for the patient because there is only one visit, no impression, and no temporary crown. It also gives the dentist more control over the final restoration.
Procedure:
There are many reasons why someone would need a root canal, some worse then others!
1. We will shave down the teeth next to the missing tooth for a proper crown fit
2. An impression will be taken, and a shade for the porcelain will be selected
3. A temporary will be made and temporary cemented to cover the prepared teeth
4. You will make a second appointment to come back after the lab has made the bridge and have the permanent bridge cemented
Veneers
A crown, otherwise known as a cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural prepared tooth. We do most crowns in one visit using state-of-the-art Cerec CAD-CAM technology. This makes the procedure more convenient for the patient because there is only one visit, no impression, and no temporary crown. It also gives the dentist more control over the final restoration.
Veneers
There are many reasons why someone would need a root canal, some worse then others!
Large cavity that affects the nerve
Infection inside of the nerve, can cause infection in the bone surrounding the tooth
Trauma to the tooth which causes the nerve to die
Crack that is so deep that it affects the nerve
Internal or external resorption of the root
Purpose of a Crowns, Bridges & Veneers:
If you have a damaged or decayed tooth, our dentists can help you choose the best solution. Crowns and bridges are custom-fitted tooth prosthetics that function and look like natural, healthy teeth. Veneers are a minimally-invasive alternative, but may only be a solution for those with slight tooth damage or discoloration.
Crowns
A crown, otherwise known as a cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural prepared tooth. We do most crowns in one visit using state-of-the-art Cerec CAD-CAM technology. This makes the procedure more convenient for the patient because there is only one visit, no impression, and no temporary crown. It also gives the dentist more control over the final restoration.
Indications for crowns include:
Cavity that includes a large portion of the tooth
Leaking filling (especially large silver fillings)
Cracked tooth
Root canaled tooth
Esthetic concern
Procedure:
We will shave down the tooth for a proper crown fit
A scan will be taken of your teeth for crown fabrication
The crown is designed by the dentist and milled in office by CEREC machine
The crown is tried in the mouth and adjustments are made
The crown is crystallized in an oven
The final crown is cemented, the bite is checked, and you are good to go!
Bridges
A crown, otherwise known as a cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural prepared tooth. We do most crowns in one visit using state-of-the-art Cerec CAD-CAM technology. This makes the procedure more convenient for the patient because there is only one visit, no impression, and no temporary crown. It also gives the dentist more control over the final restoration.
Procedure:
There are many reasons why someone would need a root canal, some worse then others!
1. We will shave down the teeth next to the missing tooth for a proper crown fit
2. An impression will be taken, and a shade for the porcelain will be selected
3. A temporary will be made and temporary cemented to cover the prepared teeth
4. You will make a second appointment to come back after the lab has made the bridge and have the permanent bridge cemented
Veneers
A crown, otherwise known as a cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural prepared tooth. We do most crowns in one visit using state-of-the-art Cerec CAD-CAM technology. This makes the procedure more convenient for the patient because there is only one visit, no impression, and no temporary crown. It also gives the dentist more control over the final restoration.
Veneers
There are many reasons why someone would need a root canal, some worse then others!
Large cavity that affects the nerve
Infection inside of the nerve, can cause infection in the bone surrounding the tooth
Trauma to the tooth which causes the nerve to die
Crack that is so deep that it affects the nerve
Internal or external resorption of the root
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65 Danbury Road Ridgefield, Connecticut 06877
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(203) 438-8866
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Office:
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