Crowns are used most commonly to entirely cover a damaged tooth or cover an implant. Bridges are commonly used to cover a space if you’re missing a tooth. They are cemented to natural teeth or implants surrounding the space where the tooth once stood.

WHEN IS DENTAL CROWN NEEDED?

Crowns are utilized as covers on missing or cracked teeth to ensure the life of your teeth. Crowns are expected to:

• Protect & reestablish a tooth from cracking because of any injury
• Replace a tooth which is excessively enormous for a filling
• Get a cap over Implant placed
• Reestablish the tooth on which RCT was performed
• Cover stained, deformed, or badly framed tooth

Moreover, Crown gives your tooth the strength, shape, size, and help to improve the appearance of your tooth. If your dental specialist has advised, you to get a crown and you are ignoring or neglecting then there are chances that you can harm your tooth to the extent that extraction is the final retreat.
Additionally, not getting a dental crown can wear out other neighboring teeth causing harm.

TYPES OF DENTAL CROWNS

Metal Crown:
If somebody is searching for a long-term and durable arrangement, then metal crowns are to the salvage. The gold crowns in these are the most utilized and bond well with the tooth. These can even withstand hard chewing forces and biting. Being more grounded they last more and don't wear out without any problem. The only drawback is that they are noticeable from a distance hence, suitably just for molars.

Porcelain-Fused-To-Metal:
If you have tasteful concerns and wish to have metal crowns embedded then these are the most ideal choice accessible. The inside of the teeth is made up of metal and the outer portion of the crown is made of porcelain, subsequently, it has the double preferred position – a metal which furnishes strength and porcelain which matches with the shade of the teeth making it look like natural teeth.

Ceramic Crown:
If you would prefer not to have metal embedded inside your mouth but want the strength to match metal crowns then ceramic crowns are the most ideal choice accessible. Not only is the solid however blends the more normally with your tooth shading making it unnoticed. It doesn't have any tasteful concerns and is the most ideal alternative for the front, back, and even for the bridges. The issue of porcelain wearing out and metal being noticeable is solved by this Dental Crown. They may not be considered as a possibility for molars since forces applied while biting can wear out your teeth.

Advantages

• Strengthen a damaged tooth and stop a tooth from further cracking.
• Improve a tooth’s appearance, shape, alignment, and dental occlusion (bite)
• It covers discolored or worn teeth