For decades, dental crowns have been an instrumental part of dentistry. These covers literally ‘cap’ over a tooth that is damaged, such as through injury or disease, and restores the strength, function, and appearance of the tooth. A dental crown is a vital restorative tool that completely covers a damaged tooth and, because of the care taken …
Most dentists provide restoration of weakened, broken, or severely damaged teeth with the placement of dental crowns. Crowns, also referred to as dental caps, are common when patients have issues with an individual tooth that has become damaged or weak. The crown works as a protective cover against the natural tooth structure to reduce the …
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