Mend Your Smile With Our Chester Dental Crowns & Bridges

Very often, people will come in and their tooth is broken to the point that we just can't fix it with putting a filling in it or bonding a filling around it. So sometimes we have to make a whole new outer shell for the tooth and that's what we call a crown. And this is another area where technology has really improved the process. We actually digitally scan the tooth and have it computer milled out of a whole new material that didn't even exist as a dental restoration just a few short years ago. But this is an area now with technology, with computer milling, with dental scanning that a whole new class of dental restorations is now available to people. They're very strong, we don't have to cut down your tooth as much, so there's less risk of needing to have root canal therapy along with the crown and they are much more lifelike in the way that they handle the light that hits your teeth.

The crown is a very useful restoration for a number of different dental conditions. Not only does it strengthen your tooth, it makes it look a lot better so we can use these crowns in a number of situations to solve a number of problems that you might have. If you're in a situation where you need a crown, we'd love to see you.

I don't know how their previous experiences are, but I think they misled a lot of times, especially they don't need a crown, and then, you know, overtreated, I would say. I don't think it's wrong, but sometimes, it can be overtreated. Again, going back to six-month check-up is so important, because I see the trend of small cavity and then it getting bigger filling and bigger filling and you end up having crown. But having crown is not always a bad idea when about to have a huge fillings and about to fracture because those crowns are usually started on the back teeths, where it's functioning.

And first molars, it comes out when we are six years old. So if you're like 40, you've been having this one like 34 years, and that's the first piece getting deteriorated, have a filling on it and stuff like that. So by having crown, putting in the, you know, where at right time is protecting your teeth fractures.

Another thing that I want to address is since I know airway and sleep apnea, I've seen crowns that it's not designed well. And actually, it hurt patients' airway. So now, because I learned these courses and learning the knowledge and how important those the designs are, so now I can actually tell the lab, you know, what how much the design should be. So not only just putting the crown, but I know how important the size or designs of the crown. And that's opened my eyes again. I go in different conferences and classes.