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Contraindications for installing dental crowns
Installation of a dental crown is not carried out against the background of strong mobility of the chewing element. Additional contraindications:
- Root injury
- Allergy to materials
- Tissue inflammation
Before installing a crown, a specialist conducts a thorough examination of the oral cavity. This allows you to avoid dangerous complications.
Selection of material for prosthetics
Metal-ceramic crowns are often chosen for prosthetics. They are highly reliable and provide a good imitation of natural enamel. They are best suited for chewing teeth.
Zirconium crowns are distinguished by their durability and aesthetics, close to natural enamel. They are intended to restore both chewing and front teeth.
Glass-ceramic crowns are made from pressed ceramics, which have high strength and excellent biocompatible properties.
Procedure for installing a dental crown
The process of installing a dental crown begins with a consultation and diagnosis. Further steps:
- Oral cavity sanitation. Before proceeding with prosthetics, the doctor eliminates all existing infections (for example, treats caries and pulpitis) and carries out professional cleaning
- Preparation for prosthetics. The doctor grinds down the enamel and installs the necessary stump inlays or pins (in the case of a complete absence of a tooth, an implant). After this, he takes an impression to make the crown
- Fitting and fixation. The dentist tries on the prosthesis and, if necessary, adjusts and adapts it to the individual characteristics of the patient. He then attaches it with special dental cement
What does a crown look like after installation on a tooth? The prosthesis fits tightly to the gum and is no different from natural chewing elements.
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Application of dental crowns
The need to cover a tooth with a crown occurs when it is destroyed by more than 70%. The procedure is also carried out against the background of tooth decay due to caries. When the pathological process destroys most of the tooth, the filling becomes unreliable. The fact is that a large filling is at risk of destruction: this leads to cracks at the root. Therefore, the only solution is to install an orthopedic crown on the tooth.
Another indication is bruxism. Constant grinding of teeth leads to rapid wear of the enamel. Dental crowns help prevent this risk.