Ceramic Crowns

What Are Ceramic Crowns?

Ceramic crowns are a type of dental crown made entirely of ceramic material. They are known for their natural appearance and ability to mimic the reflective quality of natural teeth. Ceramic crowns can be used for the same purposes as other types of crowns, such as protecting damaged teeth or serving as part of a bridge

What Are Ceramic Dental Crowns Advantages?

Cheap
Ceramic crowns are chepeast option for crowns. If you are looking for economic choice, it's a very good choice.
Good Appearance
Ceramic crowns are actually made of types of ceramics and they have the look of real teeth. Unlike metal crowns, your teeth would look like your original teeth if you choose ceramic crowns. It is one of the best options for people who wants to have an aesthetic appearance.
No Allergies
In some type of crowns such as metal crowns, there is a risk for allergic reaction if you have an allergy for the metal. An allergy for metal may not be that common, but it is important danger to be careful about. With ceramic crowns, you don't have to worry about such kind of problems.

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What Are Ceramic Crowns Disadvantages?

Not Strong
Unfortunately, ceramic crowns are likely to crack if they are being put under too much pressure. If you don't want to feel concerned whether your crown will crack while you are eating, ceramic crowns are not the best choice.
Less Durable
Ceramic crowns are less durable compared to other types of crowns. They can last around 10 to 15 years if they are taken care proparly

How To Get Ceramic Crowns? Step by Step Dental Crown Procedure

Initial Consultation
Firstly, you should schedule a consultation with your specialised dentist to determine whether ceramic crown is good option for you or not. The dentist will check your teeth condition and examine your tooth amd take Panoramic X-Rays to assess the extent of tooth damage or decay.
Toot Preparation
Once it is determined that a crown is needed, your dentist will prepare the tooth by removing any decayed or damaged portions and shaping the remaining tooth structure to accommodate the crown. An impression of the prepared tooth and the surroinding teeth will be taken and sent to a dental laboratory to create the custom crown.
Temporary Crown Placement
During the waiting period for the permanent ceramic crown to be fabricated, your dentist will put a temporary crown on the prepared tooth to safeguard it and ensure it functions properly.
Crown Fitting
After the ceramic crown is fabricated, your dentist will take out the temporary crown and verify the accuracy of the fit of the new crown. They may make necessary modifications to ensure that the crown fits correctly and aligns with your bite
Crown Placement
When the fit is confirmed, the permanent crown will be cemented in place using a special dental adhesive.
Post Treatment Care
Your dentist will give you guidelines on how to maintain your new ceramic crown, such as avoiding hard or sticky foods and following good oral hygiene practices

How Long Do Ceramic Crowns Last?

With a proper dental care, ceramic crown can last up to 15 years or 17 years.

What is The Success Rate Of Ceramic Crown?

The success rate of ceramic crowns is between 93% and 95%.

Do Dentist Shave Natural Tooth Enamel?

For ceramic crowns, the dentist may shave the extent natural tooth enamel of patients.

Who is Good Candidate For Ceramic Dental Crown?

Patients who have some issues below can be good candidate for ceramic crowns;

• Worn down or Broken tooth
• Cracked Tooth
• Severely discolored or Mishapen
• Damaged tooth
• Covering the dental implants.

Also if you have an allergy for metal or if you care about your appearance, it makes sense to choose ceramic dental crowns.

What is The Difference Between Ceramic Crowns and Porcelain Crowns?

The difference between ceramic crowns and porcelain crowns are in the way that they are made. While ceramic crowns include some porcelain, porcelain crowns include dental porcelain.

What is The Difference Between Ceramic Crowns and Porcelain Fused To Metal Crowns?

The difference betwen ceramic crowns and porcelain fused to metal crowns are materials included.

How Much Do Ceramic Crowns Cost?

Ceramic crown (per tooth) cost around 800-2000 dollars in USA , 700-2500 in Europe and 110 dollars in Turkey.