Experience the difference with natural-looking, durable dental crowns
Dental crowns and veneers can be used to restore your teeth, At Sloan Creek Dental near Allen, TX, Dr. Tina Feng makes it her priority to give patients the best possible treatment for their dental problems and offer them the most pleasing results. Our crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays are crafted from quality tooth-colored materials and are as durable as they are beautiful. In addition, our Fairview Allen dental office works closely with a nearby local dental lab who can craft your permanent restorations in a more streamlined way.
With dental crowns, they will restore your teeth, improve function, and enhance their appearance. Modern advancements in dentistry make it possible for these dental restorations to feel comfortable and look more natural than ever.
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Dental crowns are commonly referred to as “caps,” where the dental crown surrounds the visible portion of the entire tooth. They are typically used when natural teeth are damaged by tooth decay or trauma. Because the crown encases the tooth entirely, it protects and strengthens your tooth so that you can function and chew without worry. This method is highly reliable for repairing the most severe of dental problems. At Sloan Creek Dental, we use metal-free crowns that are both durable and natural-looking so you can smile confidently.
Your smile may benefit from a dental crown if a tooth is damaged or decayed to the point that a dental filling will not provide a successful restoration. Dental crowns are less invasive, preserve the natural tooth structure, and require much less recovery time than dental implants because the tooth does not have to be extracted. Most commonly, dental crowns are used to correct the following dental scenarios for a healthy smile:
At Sloan Creek Dental, we use porcelain crowns as they are the most popular crown used nowadays due to the durability of the material compared to other crowns. Some advantages of using porcelain crowns are:
Crown placement is a two-step process that involves two visits to our office. On the first visit, a local anesthetic will be given before this part of the procedure so you won’t feel any discomfort. The dentist will clean and remove any tooth decay and shape the tooth’s surface to fit the crown properly. Once these details are complete, a impression (mold) will be taken of the tooth and the surrounding teeth. This mold will be sent to a dental laboratory where they will fabricate a new crown where the tooth color will be matched to the natural shade of your other teeth.
While the crown is being crafted, this time we’ll fit you a temporary restoration, so the tooth is not exposed. Once your permanent crown is ready, you will come back to the office where we will remove your temporary crown, the tooth will be cleaned before placing the permanent crown onto the tooth, and the dentist will ensure the spacing and bite are accurate.
Your crown should be treated just like your natural tooth. With proper care such as brushing and flossing regularly, going to the dentist for general check-ups and cleanings, your crown will last for a very long time.
Crowns are used to protect and strengthen your tooth due to trauma or decay. Unlike a crown that covers the entire tooth, a dental veneer is bonded only to the front of the tooth. Veneers offer a more conservative option to transform the appearance of your teeth while looking and feeling just like your natural tooth. Veneers can be used to change the tooth’s shape, size, or color of teeth so that you can have a smile you have always dreamed of. Both options provide a natural look for a beautiful smile.
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Dr. Tina Feng has used dental crowns to help many of her patients with decayed teeth, cracked or fractured teeth. However, there are many types of dental crowns available, and they all have strengths and weaknesses. Some are convenient for cosmetic applications, others are necessary for patients suffering from gum disease or tooth decay—but all of the options are designed to strengthen damaged teeth, have healthy teeth, and help preserve their appearance over time.
To find out which option works best for you, call us today at (972) 468-1440 or schedule a visit online to see Dr. Feng. When you visit Sloan Creek Dental near Allen, Dr. Feng will discuss your dental problems, priorities, and the best options for crowns. At our dental office, your oral health and dental experience are important. You can rest assured your dental needs will be taken care of in a thoughtful and attentive manner.
A great experience at Sloan Creek Dental. The Dentist, Dr Feng and her staff are first class. Gentle cleaning and exam. Dr. Feng is personable, professional and makes you feel so comfortable during the exam. On a scale of 1-10 the staff and Dr Feng are a 10+. We have found the best Dentist in Fairview/McKinney area of Texas. Highly recommend Dr Feng…clearly the “best of the best”!
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