The necessity of stainless-steel crowns for deciduous teeth from pulpotomy
As soon as one hears about stainless steel dental crowns a silvery tooth-like image will pop in the visual cortex of the brain. All we know is it’s a metal cap that is generally inserted into the premolars but it’s more than that. It is a boon to… more
Dental Crown-types, experience, replacement procedure and reasons
Nothing lasts forever and so don’t dental crowns. They need replacing in time, however there are other reasons too for patients to ask for a replacement. Reasons could include not liking the shape or color of the crown, development of a black band… more
How strong are front teeth crowns?
Before we get into how strong front teeth crowns actually are, let us first understand what dental crowns are. Dental crowns are used to cover teeth that are damaged in some way or the other.
How long do dental implants last?
Crowns are tooth-shaped covers for your teeth and are sometimes used for cosmetic purposes too. It is also used to protect slightly damaged teeth from further damage. And front teeth crowns are the most visible and therefore have to look the most… more
A Complete Guide to Stainless Steel Crowns for Adults
Dental crowns are prosthetics which are used to cover up misshapen teeth and restore the smile on your face. We’ve seen a number of villains smile wide with stainless steel crowns. If your teeth are weak or broken, these crowns are an excellent fix… more
Stainless Steel Crown vs Porcelain
Need proper information about Porcelain and Stainless Steel dental crowns? We’ll tell you all about them. Read on.
How Long can a Temporary Crown Last?
Wondering how long can a temporary crown last? Well, they can last anywhere from 3 - 21 days. However, they need to be replaced, depending on any ongoing periodontal or endodontic treatment. The dentist may delay fitting the permanent crown.
How to Take Care of Your Dental Crowns?
Those who have the experience of wearing a dental crown know the importance of maintaining them. Irrespective of whether they are temporary crowns or permanent ones, it is imperative that we take care of them for better oral health. This contributes… more
My Temporary Crown Fell Out: What Should I Do?
Wondering what to do if your temporary crown fell out? Then here’s the solution. Take out the crown and rinse your mouth thoroughly. Use toothpaste or vaseline to fix it back. The solution is only temporary when it has come off at night or on the… more
