ADVANCED DENTAL SOLUTIONS
A Proven Way To Replace Missing Teeth.
Crowns and bridges are artificial, replacement teeth that are permanent. Your dentist cements the crown or bridge onto existing teeth or implants.
Porcelain Jacket Crown
Porcelain Bonded to Metal Crown
Golden Dental Crown
High Density Porcelain Crown
Bridge (2 Teeth) Conventional
Bridge (2 Teeth) Resin
Dental Crowns – What Are They?
Crowns, or ‘caps’, are used to completely cover unsightly teeth that have been affected by damage, decay, large fillings or discolouration.
Dental Crowns - What Are They?
Crowns can protect a tooth that has undergone root canal treatment. They can also be attached to implants to replace missing teeth.
Crowns are long-lasting. They are made by skilled technicians, using durable materials such as gold or other metals, porcelain, which gives a natural-looking result, or resins.
How Do Dental Crowns Help Patients?
Crowns can cover flaws and improve the appearance of unsightly teeth. They can provide strength to a weakened tooth, and they offer a long-term, hard-wearing result.
How Do Dental Crowns Help Patients?
A crown can:
- Support a tooth that has been significantly damaged by decay.
- Protect a worn tooth from being damaged further.
- Protect a tooth after a root canal procedure.
- Hold a severely cracked or broken tooth together.
- Cover a dental implant.
How Do I Take Care Of My Crown?
A crown can not prevent decay from forming and does not protect you from gum disease, so you must keep your restored tooth hygienically clean.
How Do I Take Care Of My Crown?
If you want to keep your crown for as long as possible, you must stick to your daily oral hygiene routine. To keep your teeth and gums healthy you should brush them twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and keep the gaps between your teeth clean with floss or interdental brushes. You should also visit your dentist and hygienist at regular intervals.
Dental Bridges – What Are They?
A bridge is a fixed solution to a missing tooth or teeth. Bridges have a precious metal base giving them a solid structure and making them an extremely hard-wearing solution to tooth loss.
Dental Bridges - What Are They?
A bridge spans the space where teeth are missing. It is anchored with cement to either natural teeth or implants that surround the gap. A replacement tooth is attached to the bridge to fill the space. You will have a choice of materials for your bridge, and we are happy to advise which is the best choice for you.
How Does A Dental Bridge Help Patients?
A bridge can improve the appearance of your smile. It will reduce the strain on the teeth that sit on either side of a gap and help to keep them in place. A bridge can also improve the way your teeth bite together.
How Does A Dental Bridge Help Patients?
A dental bridge can:
- Restore the appearance of your smile.
- Restore your ability to chew and speak.
- Help to maintain the shape and foundation of your face.
- Distribute the forces in your bite properly by replacing missing teeth.
- Prevent your remaining teeth from drifting out of position.
How Do I Look After My Bridge?
Your bridge will last for a long time provided that you concentrate on your oral hygiene by brushing twice daily using fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth.
How Do I Look After My Bridge?
You can ensure any cavities can be found and remedied as early as possible, by visiting your dentist regularly and following their recommended dental hygiene plan.