DENTAL CROWN TREATMENT IN FLINT, MI
Advantages of CEREC®
- You can avoid multiple appointments and lengthy waiting periods and get your crown in just a few hours.
- Your restoration will fit perfectly and feel comfortable in your mouth with the help of CAD/CAM.
- They are custom-made to match your tooth and provide a seamless and natural-looking result.
How The CEREC® Process Works
- Your dentist will prepare your tooth for restoration by removing any damaged tissue.
- Your dentist will take a digital impression of your tooth.
- The CEREC® software will use this digital impression to create a 3D model of your tooth and the restoration.
- Your dentist will use this model to design your restoration on a computer screen.
- The CEREC® milling machine will then create your restoration.
- Your dentist will bond the restoration to your tooth, ensuring a strong and durable fit.
- You can leave the dental office with your new restoration in place, often in just a few hours!
What Is CEREC®?
Why Choose CEREC®?
- The dental prosthesis made from ceramic can look very much like a real tooth due to its translucent properties.
- Unlike conventional crowns, the dark edges aren't visible during the ceramic dental prosthesis.
- The ceramic material is almost as strong as a natural tooth, which helps prevent excessive wear that can happen with other materials.
- Ceramic is generally well-tolerated by most people, with very few experiencing allergic reactions, unlike other methods or materials.
- The CEREC method is a gentle treatment that preserves the remaining healthy tooth substance by removing only the carious tooth surface.
DENTAL CROWNS AND BRIDGES
When your tooth is severely damaged or decayed, a dental crown can restore the tooth's function and appearance. The crown is placed over the prepared tooth, acting as a protective cap. If you have a missing tooth, a dental bridge can be used to fill the gap. The bridge is anchored to adjacent teeth or dental implants, with an artificial tooth in the middle, restoring your smile and preventing surrounding teeth from shifting.