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Dental Crowns and Dental Bridges Treatment in Hyderabad

If you have one or more missing teeth, getting artificial replacements is the best option to get your natural look back. There are removable choices, such as dentures, that you can take out and clean, but they slide around, move, or fall out, which many people won’t enjoy. Here comes the existence of dental crowns affixed to dental implants and dental bridges that operate more like your natural teeth. Even though you have a fake tooth or two, you will have as real a smile as possible. We at Dr.Jaydev Dental clinic believe that teeth play a vital role in day-to-day life. We always work at our best to deliver the best results to our patients. At our clinic, we always aim to create a comfortable, pain and anxiety-free environment.

What are Dental Crowns?

A dental crown is used to cover a damaged or decayed tooth or to replace a missing tooth when it is placed on top of a dental implant. Dental implants are titanium anchors that are surgically attached to the jawbone beneath the gums. By the process of Osseointegration, these dental implants become attached to the jaw bone. This process provides strong support to rely on when eating and speaking. It takes around 6 – 12 weeks for a dental implant to heal properly. After that abutment is placed on the dental implant on which a dental crown is mounted.

You can have a dental crown when you

Have very large filling bigger than natural teeth structure

Had root canal therapy

Have a combination of both root canal and large filling

Need a dental crown for cosmetic reasons

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Need of Having a Dental Crown

Before getting a dental crown for a damaged or decayed tooth, the impression of your bite is taken. Based on that, the shape of your new tooth can be determined. Depending on the material you choose, your dental crown can be made in a single day or might take a few weeks.

Dental crowns save severely damaged or decayed teeth

Dental crowns protect a dead or weak tooth from falling

For a tooth with a history of decay, dental crowns are the best protection

Dental crowns are a versatile cosmetic treatment

Dental crowns are robust and give a long-lasting protection

Having dental crowns improves your chewing and eating when you have any lost teeth.

Dental crowns strengthen a tooth with fillings.

Dental crowns improve a discoloured tooth

Let’s Protect Your Weak or Broken Teeth With Dental Crowns

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How Dental Crowns Work

A dental crown caps a damaged, weak, or decaying tooth and helps in maintaining its size, strength, shape, and appearance. Dental crowns are made with one or a mixture of various materials. Gold alloy and other alloy are the options that tend to be more durable and cost-effective. But these dental crowns don’t look and feel like natural ones.

On the other hand, porcelain, acrylic and ceramic crowns closely match the natural teeth. Among them, acrylic crowns and ceramic crowns are more durable compared with porcelain crowns as they tend more to chipping and damage. But these porcelain crowns after bonding to a metal shell, strengthen maintaining the natural aesthetic look.

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Get Lasting Protection For Your Teeth With Dental Crowns
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Foods Should You Avoid During Braces Treatment

Braces are a delicate accessory. If a piece of the appliance breaks, the teeth may move in the wrong direction, requiring more treatment time. Anything firm, sticky, or chewy should be avoided, such as:

Ice-cream

Nuts

Popcorn

Gum chewing

Caramel-like chewy candy

Gummies

Foods that are hard or difficult to bite, such as apples or bagels

Pretzels made of hard dough

Carrots

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Dental Bridges in Hyderabad

If you have one or more missing teeth, getting artificial replacements is the best option to get your natural look back. There are removable choices, such as dentures, that you can take out and clean, but they slide around, move, or fall out, which many people won’t enjoy. Dental bridges only serve as a replacement for missing teeth. These dental bridges have a dental crown on both the ends and a dental bridge of replacement teeth resting the area of the gum where the teeth are lost. The dental crowns at the ends of a dental bridge merge with existing teeth or can be attached to the dental implants. We at Dr.Jaydev Dental clinic, the best endodontist in Hyderabad believe that teeth play a vital role in day-to-day life. We always work at our best to deliver the best results to our patients. At our clinic, we always aim to create a comfortable, pain and anxiety-free environment.

Who can Have Dental Bridges

As the dental bridges helps you have a missing teeth, these make your teeth work together. For one to undergo dental bridges having a strong tooth root and supporting tooth on either side of the missing teeth are must. As tooth is bonded inside the jawbone, having a high dense jaw bone tissue adds an advantage.

Not everyone is a good candidate for the dental bridge. To have a dental bridge:

Should have good health especially oral health with no health issues, infections, or other severities.

Should have one or more missing teeth

Should have healthy teeth and strong bone structure supporting the dental bridge.

Should have good oral hygiene for maintaining the dental bridge condition.

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Need of Having a Dental Bridge

Before making the dental bridge, the teeth at the outer edges of the lost area are reduced in size to let the dental bridge fit on them properly. Similar to a dental crown, the impression of your bite is taken and based on that the exact shape for the dental bridge is made. Till they are prepared, we will use temporary dental crowns or dental bridges for covering the prepared teeth.

Having a dental bridge will

Bring back a natural aspect to your smile and mouth.

Restore the ability to speak normally because missing teeth impede proper enunciation.

Maintain normal facial structure by preventing bone loss from the jaw where the missing tooth or teeth are located

Restore chewing the food efficiently

Prevent neighbouring teeth from sliding into the empty area, which could cause biting issues and other challenges.

No More Tooth Gaps With Dental Bridges

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How do Dental Bridges work?

Unlike dental crowns, dental bridges are solely used to replace one or more missing teeth. For a dental bridge, at the outside edges of your area of loss, we will place dental crowns on filed-down teeth or dental implants. The area between the caps where the teeth are lost is filled with replacement teeth.

Like dental crowns, you have the option of choosing materials for your dental bridge. Considering the factors like the visibility of the tooth, the cost, the strength, and how it looks, we will suggest the material choice.

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How Long Do Dental Crowns and Dental Bridges Last?

Dental bridges and dental crowns can last longer

By practicing good oral hygiene.

Brush at least twice a day

Flossing or cleaning between teeth with interdental brushes or water flossers at least once daily.

Regular checkups for investigating the health of dental crowns and dental bridges.

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How long do Crowns and Bridges last?

On an average a Dental Crown and a Bridge lasts for about 15 years if the treatment and material is properly performed. With a good oral hygiene, maintenance and regular check-ups it can last up to 25-30 years also.

Which is better – A Bridge or a Crown?

Dental Bridges are recommended when one or more tooth is lost entirely. Whereas, Dental Crowns are recommended to restore cracked or fractured tooth.

What are the Disadvantages of Dental Bridges?

There are few disadvantages of Dental Bridges that one should keep in mind

Traditional and cantilever bridges both require healthy teeth to be altered. For the dental crowns to fit properly, dentists must remove a small bit of enamel from the healthy surrounding teeth during implantation. These teeth may cause complications for patients in the future.

Bone loss is not addressed by bridges. The jawbone in those places begins to degenerate when a person has one or more missing teeth, producing facial drooping, tooth movement, and subsequent tooth loss. The only approach to inhibit bone resorption and grow back that bone tissue is to replace the tooth root with a dental implant. The jawbone will continue to degenerate since bridges are placed above the gum line.

Bridges do not survive as long as implants. Dental implants are predicted to endure more than 25 years, while bridges are projected to last only a few years.

Types of Dental Bridges?

There are three main types of dental bridges traditional fixed bridges, cantilever bridges and Maryland bonded bridges. Traditional fixed Bridge is the most common or popular type of dental bridge which has false teeth that are held in place by crowns. In Cantilever Bridge the false teeth are held in its position with the help of a dental crown which is cemented to one abutment tooth. In Maryland Bonded Bridges two natural abutment teeth on each side of the space like traditional braces.

What is the process of Dental Crowns and Bridges?

There are 4 main steps involved in preparing Dental Crowns. 1. Tooth Preparation, 2. Taking the Impression, 3. Placing a Temporary Crown, 4. Cementing a Permanent Crown Dental Bridge also more or less follows the same procedure.

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