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Dental <\/strong>Crown in Lahore & Islamabad
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A dental crown is a tooth-shaped “cap” that is placed over a tooth to improve its appearance, restore its size, shape, and strength.<\/span>
\nThe crowns completely wrap the whole visible region of a tooth that is located at and above the gum line once they are bonded into place.<\/span><\/p>\n

a front tooth that was broken and had outdated composite fillings. Prior to creating the new ceramic crown, teeth were bleached.<\/p>\n

The traditional method of creating a crown with an inner shell of metal or gold (which Sn\u00f6 does not do).<\/p>\n

The metal obscures the light (see left) and frequently stains the teeth as it approaches the gum line. To the right, a contemporary, biological, ceramic crown has been installed in its place.<\/p>\n

a broken tooth on the front. In this instance, the tooth could be lengthened with a ceramic post so that the full ceramic crown could be placed on top of the post after the tooth’s root had been filled many years earlier.<\/p>\n

The traditional method of creating a crown with an inner shell of metal or gold (which Sn\u00f6 does not do).
\nThe metal obscures the light (see left) and frequently stains the teeth as it approaches the gum line. To the right, a contemporary, biological, ceramic crown has been installed in its place.
\nfractured tooth in the front. In this instance, the tooth might be stretched with a ceramic post so that the whole ceramic crown could be placed on top of the post after the tooth’s root had been filled many years earlier.
\nEnamel (white) and dentine (more yellow) are shown in the schematic figure (cross-section) of a healthy tooth (left), and the pulp is anchored in the jaw bone and gums (red).
\nThe tooth is shown to the right with its root filled and a white ceramic post attached to it.<\/p>\n

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