Crowns & Bridges

1. Improved image/impression quality for excellent fit of the prosthesis or restoration .
2. No use of Impression trays and alginate and thereby avoiding patient to gag .
3. Much comfortable and pleasant experience for patients especially for patients with dental anxiety and Gag reflex.
4. Less time consuming procedure . Upper and lower jaw teeth will be scanned within minutes .
5.  Reduction in the potential for errors
6. The scan will be immediately sent to lab through mail and the prosthesis are done immediately .
7. Green dentistry and eco-friendly aspects include eliminating the need for disposable plastic trays and impression materials

Digital impression technology also increases efficiency, both during the appointment for the impressions, and in the delivery time it takes to get the restorations made.

A crown is a restoration that covers a tooth in order to strengthen it as well as restore it to its normal shape and size. A crown may be placed to support a large filling when there is little remaining tooth structure, attach a bridge, protect weak teeth from fracturing, or restore fractured teeth.

A tooth that has been treated with root canal therapy will require a crown following treatment to provide strength and support to the tooth. We only use materials for crowns that will provide the longest lasting benefits to our patients.

Why restore with a dental crown? Dr Brijesh Patel will always recommend the most conservative treatment possible for your situation. However, there will be times when a crown is necessary. A crown is used when there is not enough tooth structure left to hold a large filling, when a tooth is fractured or broken, and to hide discolored misaligned teeth in the patients that are not good candidates for dental veeners.