Dental Crown Replacement in Jackson MS

 Renew Your Smile with Dental Crown Replacement

If you need to restore the shape or size of your teeth, you may undergo a dental crown replacement. This dental procedure will fix several problems like severe teeth discoloration, replace tooth filling, restore fractured teeth, etc. With our advanced strength and design, our lightweight crowns provide superior protection by providing a barrier between your tooth enamel and potentially harmful materials. We custom-crafted our crowns to fit each mouth perfectly, reducing discomfort when eating or drinking. Not only do our crowns look great, but they also help protect against cavities and other damage caused by external factors such as bacteria or acidic foods. And because our crowns are designed with a unique bonding material, they can even help reduce sensitivity! Learn more about our general dentistry services.

You may need a Dental Crown Replacement if you have the following:

When it comes to dental care and treatments, we have many options available depending on your individual needs. If you have significant damage to your teeth, such as cracked teeth, broken teeth, considerable wear and tear on the tooth surface, discoloration from root canals, and more, Dental crown replacement is an option. We customize and often craft Dental crowns with porcelain or ceramic to match the natural shade of your teeth. However, we go beyond just evaluating the common causes of why people would need Dental Crown Replacement. You may refer to the circumstances below to see if you need dental crown replacement and what the process entails.

When it comes to dental care and treatments, we have many options available depending on your individual needs. If you have significant damage to your teeth, such as cracked teeth, broken teeth, considerable wear and tear on the tooth surface, discoloration from root canals, and more, Dental crown replacement is an option. We customize and often craft Dental crowns with porcelain or ceramic to match the natural shade of your teeth. However, we go beyond just evaluating the common causes of why people would need Dental Crown Replacement. You may refer to the circumstances below to see if you need dental crown replacement and what the process entails.

• If you have had dental crowns for more than 10 years may need replacement due to wear and tear from regular use. 
• If you have experienced physical trauma such as a fall or other accident, you may have to replace your existing dental crowns if the damage is too severe for repair.
• Advanced gum disease may also require dental crown replacement to prevent further damage to your teeth or gums. 
• If you’re undergoing cosmetic dentistry procedures such as teeth whitening may need your existing dental crowns replaced to match your newly whitened teeth. 
• If you have misaligned bite patterns requiring cosmetic adjustments, you may need to have your dental crowns adjusted.
• If you have unusually shaped teeth, you may need additional support for an improved appearance with the help of Dental Crown Replacement.
• If you are suffering from chronic pain in your smile due to damaged teeth, you may need a Dental Crown Replacement.
• If you want an improved aesthetic appearance of your smile due to damaged teeth, you may also need a Dental Crown Replacement.

Explore the Different Types of Dental Crowns:

From aesthetic-focused options like porcelain to long-lasting choices such as gold, let’s take a look at our different types of dental crowns available:

• Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM): We do this type of dental crown made from metal alloy fused with porcelain for an aesthetically pleasing result that matches your surrounding teeth. This crown provides excellent strength and durability while still providing a natural look. We often recommend it for molars because of its strength and resilience. 
• All-Ceramic or All-Porcelain Crowns: Our all-ceramic or all-porcelain crowns are made entirely out of porcelain and therefore provide a better imitation of the natural coloration and texture of your tooth than other types of crowns can offer. They can also be used on front teeth as we ensure they provide strength while showing an aesthetically pleasing result. 
• Gold Crowns: We also do Gold crowns made from high-quality gold alloys, which offer excellent longevity and reliability due to their superior strength compared to other materials. These crowns are a little expensive due to the cost associated with gold alloys, but compared to how much they cost, they last longer than other materials.
• Zirconia Crowns: Zirconia crowns are made from zirconium oxide, which provides superior strength and durability while still providing an aesthetically pleasing result that mimics the coloration and clarity of your natural teeth. We often recommend these types of crowns for both front and back teeth due to their aesthetic, solid properties combined with robustness compared to other materials available today. 
• Base Metal Alloy Crowns: Base metal alloy crowns are made from metals such as nickel-chromium alloys which provide strength at a much lower cost than either gold or ceramic options. They are cast into various shapes and sizes, making them perfect for restoring any damaged tooth or area.

Explore the Different Types of Dental Crowns:

Q: What benefits do you get from having a Dental Crown Replacement?

A: Dental crowns restore your teeth to their former glory, providing strength and durability. A dental crown replacement can help protect the underlying tooth structure from further damage and decay by encasing it in a strong layer of material, such as porcelain or metal. Furthermore, dental crowns have been known to help improve chewing function, prevent shifts in your bite alignment, and reduce the overall sensitivity of the affected tooth.

Q: How Long Will My Crown Last?

A: The longevity of a crown is highly dependent on the patient’s oral hygiene habits. On average, a crown can last between five and fifteen years, depending on how well it is cared for. Proper oral hygiene, such as brushing at least twice a day, flossing regularly, and visiting the dentist for regular check-ups, can help extend a crown’s life.

Q: How Long Does It Take To Recover After Crown Placement?

A: Generally speaking, recovery times go from a few days to several weeks; however, they can vary significantly depending on the individual, the type of procedure, and any other underlying health conditions that may be present. Immediately after crown placement, patients may experience some soreness and discomfort in the area where the crown was placed. Side effects usually subside within a few days with over-the-counter pain medications or other treatments we recommend after the procedure.

Call us today to schedule an appointment for dental crown replacement in Jackson MS.

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