If you have a damaged tooth that's not lost, a crown can be the solution to restore its shape, appearance, and function. Crowns, sometimes referred to as caps, are hollow artificial teeth used to cover and protect damaged or decayed teeth. Whether you've had a root canal, a large filling, or a broken tooth, crowns can make your tooth look and function like new, providing a natural-looking and durable solution.
If you require a dental crown, rest assured that you're in capable hands at Pacific Dental in Toronto. Dr. David Sacoransky, our experienced dentist, is well-versed in crown procedures. However, in some cases, Dr. David Sacoransky may refer you to a prosthodontist. A prosthodontist is a specialist dentist who has completed advanced post-graduate training in prosthodontics, a field of dentistry focused on restoring and replacing natural teeth and tissues with artificial substitutes.
Here's a step-by-step overview of how a crown is placed:
These are the typical steps involved in crown placement. However, depending on your specific dental needs, your tooth may require additional treatments such as orthodontic work, gum treatment, or root canal therapy. The number of visits to Dr. David Sacoransky and the duration of your appointments can vary accordingly.
If you're considering a crown procedure or have any questions about your dental health, don't hesitate to reach out to Pacific Dental. You can schedule your appointment with Dr. David Sacoransky by calling (416) 762-9706. Our conveniently located dental practice at 6 Pacific Avenue in Toronto, ON, is here to provide you with high-quality dental care and help you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile.
At Pacific Dental in Toronto, ON, we prioritize your dental health and offer advanced techniques like indirect pulp capping to safeguard your teeth and prevent
For the healthiest gums use these formulas for brushing, flossing, massaging gums, mouth-rinses, proxa-brushes, sulca-brushes, rubber-tip stimulators to overcome sensitive teeth, to ease the recovery of oral surgery, and for general overall cavity prevention.
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