Where Are the Best Dental Crowns in Turkey?

A crown, sometimes called a cap, is a dental restoration that covers a tooth to restore its shape, size, and strength and improves its appearance. The crown completely covers the portion of the tooth above the gum line. Many assume that all crowns look the same — that is not always the case. There are different types of heights, and each type offers specific benefits depending on the individual's needs.

Dental Implant Crown in Turkey

When having a dental bridge placed or a crown placed on an existing bridge, it is necessary to replace the existing teeth on both sides of the missing space with a dental implant or a porcelain fixed bridge. This will improve the aesthetics and function of the smile and stop any further decay on the adjacent teeth. In most cases, it is possible to replace a bridge and a crown with just two dental implants — your dentist will be able to advise if this is an option in your case. In most cases, porcelain Fixed Bridges are done in the same appointment using local anesthesia. The porcelain/ceramic fixed bridges are supported by three or more implants and are secured to the implants with either screws or cement.

Permanent crowns:

Permanent crowns are often used to restore the function and aesthetics of teeth damaged or decayed beyond repair. Some individuals choose to have a permanent crown placed on a discolored or misshapen tooth to improve its appearance. Others may decide to have a permanent crown placed to create a seamless transition between two cosmetically imperfect teeth. During your consultation, we will discuss your options and help you decide if a permanent crown is a suitable choice for you.

Zirconia is a very Useful Dental Crown Turkey.

Zirconia is the whitest ceramic material on the market and is widely used to fabricate all-ceramic restorations such as crowns and veneers. Zirconia is strong, durable, and resistant to staining and chipping. It also has high flexural strength and clarity, allowing light to pass through it naturally, giving a natural appearance to your teeth. All-ceramic restorations are strong and durable and typically require less drilling than metal restorations. This makes them a good option for patients who want to avoid more invasive dental procedures such as root canals. While all ceramic restorations are generally more robust than their metal counterparts, they are also much softer, making them more prone to breakage under excessive force.

Specification:

It is also important to note that zirconia has a much higher thermal expansion coefficient than metal alloys making it more likely to crack if exposed to significant changes in temperature. For this reason, most zirconia restorations have a metal framework which is then covered by the all-ceramic material to create the most robust possible repair. Your dentist can help you decide which type of restoration will be best for you.  

Typically a crown is used to restore a tooth to its original shape and size after decay or damage, to strengthen a weakened tooth due to fracturing, or to cover a dental implant to replace a missing tooth. Crowns also improve the appearance of a tooth that is stained, cracked, chipped, or broken.