All-ceramic dental crown procedure

The first step to your new all-ceramic dental crown is an examination of your current situation by your dentist.

After deciding that the tooth crown is beyond repair and needs to be replaced with an all-ceramic crown, your dentist will proceed by preparing your tooth for a new dental crown.

Your dentist will prepare your tooth for your dental crown by reshaping it to make room for the crown. It’s very common you will receive local anesthesia during this reduction step. Your dentist then will take an impression of this area in your mouth.
In case you didn’t know, a dental impression is a “negative” copy of your mouth made using an elastic material; next a plaster or dental stone is poured into the impression in order to make an accurate copy of the mouth (or model).
After the model is made, your dentist will send it to a state-of-the-art production facility, where your computerized custom-fit, all-ceramic crown will be produced. Finally, your dentist will prepare a temporary dental crown for you, so you can eat normally while your final all-ceramic dental crown is being made.

Within a very short time, your dentist will receive your custom-made, all-ceramic dental crown. Your dentist will prepare your tooth for your dental crown by removing decay and reshaping it to make room for the crown.
Your dentist will then check that the final dental crown fits perfectly. When you’re satisfied with the result, your dentist will cement the dental crown on. That’s it... only three simple steps to your beautiful, brilliant new tooth.

The first step to your new all-ceramic dental crown is an examination of your current situation by your dentist.

After deciding that the tooth crown is beyond repair and needs to be replaced with an all-ceramic crown, your dentist will proceed by preparing your tooth for a new dental crown.

Your dentist will prepare your tooth for your dental crown by reshaping it to make room for the crown. It’s very common you will receive local anesthesia during this reduction step. Your dentist then will take an impression of this area in your mouth.
In case you didn’t know, a dental impression is a “negative” copy of your mouth made using an elastic material; next a plaster or dental stone is poured into the impression in order to make an accurate copy of the mouth (or model).
After the model is made, your dentist will send it to a state-of-the-art production facility, where your computerized custom-fit, all-ceramic crown will be produced. Finally, your dentist will prepare a temporary dental crown for you, so you can eat normally while your final all-ceramic dental crown is being made.

Within a very short time, your dentist will receive your custom-made, all-ceramic dental crown. Your dentist will prepare your tooth for your dental crown by removing decay and reshaping it to make room for the crown.
Your dentist will then check that the final dental crown fits perfectly. When you’re satisfied with the result, your dentist will cement the dental crown on. That’s it... only three simple steps to your beautiful, brilliant new tooth.