Tooth restoration

Dental crowns in Krakow - order and installation
Crowns on a tooth or dental crowns are special orthopedic microprostheses, structures that are placed on a tooth to preserve its integrity. The dental crown is attached with the help of special cement to the current structure of the tooth or to the orthopedic structure. Crowns are used by our specialists of the Giorno Dentale network of modern dentistry clinics to restore the chewing function of the teeth and give them a beautiful aesthetic appearance.

In which cases Giorno Dentale specialists recommend making all types of dental crowns:
Installation during prosthetics on an implant, etc. orthopedic structures
Severe destruction of teeth by caries, more than 60% of the tooth
In case of disease - pathological erosion of enamel
When tooth enamel darkens
With fluosis and hypoplasia
For aesthetic smile correction
If necessary, make dental bridges
After treatment of root canals, they are covered with a crown

In which cases installation of any dental crowns is not recommended:
If the patient has a short, low tooth
It is not advisable to install crowns under the age of 16
When suffering from periodontitis or periodontitis
When the thickness of tooth enamel is not great
When there is an allergy to the materials from which dental crowns are made
In the case of malocclusion that cannot be corrected with a crown

All types of dental crowns are divided by quantity:

Single dental crowns - help save teeth whose crowns are destroyed or used for installation on implants.

Multiple crowns - tempered crowns are used in prosthetics when 2 or more teeth are missing.

All types of dental crowns, which are classified by materials:

Metal dental crowns are products made of silver, gold or other metal, which are rarely used in modern dentistry. The main reason was their aesthetic appearance, although they are strong and reliable and not subject to abrasion.

Metal-ceramic dental crowns are affordable with a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, the most common dental crowns. They take on a natural appearance, have a stable color and practically do not wear out, and are also not prone to caries. As the basis of metal materials for this type of crowns, nickel, cobalt, titanium, etc. are mainly used. metals This type of crown has a disadvantage - it is the need to grind the tooth enamel during installation. That is why they are not recommended to be installed in some patients.

Dental crowns made of zirconium oxide are installed even in patients with allergies to metals. This is a special material that is durable and maximally copies the shape of your tooth. The quality of the material is close to natural enamel. This is the most innovative type of dental crown material.

Ceramic dental crowns are veneers that are usually placed on the front edge of the teeth along the smile line. Due to their aesthetic properties, they are used to give your smile the most beautiful, natural, bright white color.

Types of dental crowns by production method:

Stamped dental crowns - metal crowns made of gold and silver have now gone out of fashion and become less trendy.

Milled dental crowns are made using milling machines in a dental laboratory.

The method of manufacturing dental crowns - polymerization - is the production of crowns from special plastics and composite materials.

Cast dental crowns - gained popularity due to the convenience and accuracy of tooth restoration.

3D crowns printed on a printer are a modern method of tooth restoration that helps make a temporary crown from plastic while a permanent one is being made.

The procedure for installing dental crowns involves the following stages:
The first stage is a consultation and drawing up a treatment plan. In the network of clinics of modern dentistry, specialists conduct free consultations on the installation of dental crowns. Before the installation procedure itself, the dentist-orthopedic doctor conducts an examination of the oral cavity and prescribes therapeutic treatment. Before installing dental crowns, it is necessary to treat gum disease, tartar, and plaque, as this can affect the quality of dental crown installation. And also to prepare the tooth for installation of the crown. In such cases, it can be canal treatment, implant installation or another type of operation.
The second stage is the selection of a crown and preparation for its production and creation of an impression
The third stage of fitting a temporary crown
The fourth stage is the production of a permanent crown and installation

The entire period of installation of crowns, depending on the type of operation in which they are used, takes from 5 days to 2 weeks.