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A cap that fits over your existing tooth to restore shape, size, and appearance.
1. To protect a weakened tooth after a root canal
2. To restore a broken or worn down tooth
3. To improve the appearance of misshapen or discolored teeth
4. To support a tooth with a large filling
1. Advanced technology for restoring damaged teeth
2. A more natural-looking solution for tooth-restorations
3. Can be used to create a crown, in-lay or on-lay
1. CEREC uses a special camera to take an image of your tooth – No need for your dentist to take an impression.
2. The image is converted into a 3d computerized model – Your dentist manipulates the model until it is just right for you
3. The design of the new tooth is sent to a special milling machine – The restoration is milled out of ceramic using diamond burs
4. Your dentist will bond the restoration to your existing tooth – The whole process is efficient and can be completed in one visit
1. Time – CEREC crowns are created and placed in just one appointment – No need for a temporary crown while you wait for your restoration to be made
2. Appearance – Tooth-colored ceramic matches your natural teeth creating more pleasing aesthetics
3. Strength – CEREC milled ceramic is stronger than layered ceramic so it lasts a long time
Sources:
https://www.webmd.com/oral-health/guide/dental-crowns
http://www.cosmeticdentistryguide.co.uk/cerec.html
We understand the importance of having a dentist you can trust. And that means not being sent off to a different specialist every time you need a new procedure. At Nashville Restorative Dentistry, we are equipped to handle the majority of your dental needs from cosmetic to restorative, implants to extractions. When you come to us, you are getting a dental team for life.
You shouldn’t have to worry about your mouth or let unpleasant past dental experiences prevent you from living the life you want.
Issue: Two badly infected and broken upper front teeth as well as poor alignment of his teeth overall.
Solution: Through a process involving extractions, bone grafting, and braces we were able to achieve a healthy, infection free point which allowed dental implants to be placed and utilized to replace the two missing front teeth.