Dental Crown
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Updated 26 months ago
“Zirconia Crown Chipped, Now What?”
Worth It
Spent: $800 in Bellflower, CA
I had four Zirconia Crowns placed on my front teeth and they look AWESOME! very natural and WHITE! I love them. I paid $800.00 for each tooth, total of $3200.00.
The dentist placed the crowns on in 2005. Last month while eating a hard pretzel, one of the zirconia crowns chipped. I returned...
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Created 2 days ago
“Cerec V. Lab Crown - Alabama”
Not Worth It
Spent: $800 in Alabama
This site never popped up for me during my months of google searches so I don't know if this review will help or not, but I thought I should try to help others. I had two large fillings that I decided to replace at the same time. The appointment was at 3 p.m. At 4:30, the CEREC machine still...
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Created 10 days ago
“New Crowns Look Amazing - Hollywood, FL”
Worth It
Spent: $250 in Hollywood, FL
Craacked tooth and tooth decay - medically necessary.
After a slip and fall, I cracked a tooth and went to Dr. Kharevich for a dental crown for it. When she exaimined me, she found that I had 2 other teeth that were showing signs of tooth decay and I got crowns put on all three of the...
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Updated 3 months ago
“Amazing Dentist and Staff - Bellevue, WA ”
Worth It
Spent: $500 in Bellevue, WA
I had delayed replacing a crown for several years until I found a dentist I could trust. I finally found that with Dr. Carstensen and his staff. They did a wonderful job and the procedure was the best dental experience I have ever had (and completely painless)!
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Created 3 months ago
“Porcelain Crowns on Two Front Teeth - Killeen, TX”
Worth It
Spent: $2,100 in Killeen, tx
I had a big gap between my front teeth from decay. The tooth literally came out in the middle. I was aghast. I never smiled and was very depressed. I had that gap for seven years! I could no longer deal with it and as soon as I had the money I got it fixed. It was one of the best things ever. My...
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Created 3 months ago
“As the Crown Turns - Phoeniz, AZ”
Not Sure
Spent: $425 in Phoenix, AZ
"Well I took a look and I see exactly what happened," my dentist said. "Your crown turned."
"OK. Wait. What?" came my extraordinarily intelligent response. "I didn't know that could happen. How is that possible?"
Had I been standing up rather...
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Created 3 months ago
“Great Experience! - The Woodlands, TX”
Worth It
Spent: $1,000 in The Woodlands, TX
I need to put a crown to protect my tooth becuase the cavity made quite a big hooe in my tooth. I did it several years ago and never regreted!!!!
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Created 4 months ago
“Long Process, but Worth It - Seattle, WA”
Worth It
Spent: $1,200 in Seattle
I was sent from dentist for a crown. I wasn't sure why they could not perform it. The facility was clean, nice and friendly. I was shocked that I needed to have three office visits to complete the crown.
First visit was to drill and clean out the tooth canal. My Dr. kept taking little...
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Updated 4 months ago
“Veneers Vs. Crowns on Front Two Teeth - Philadelphia, PA”
Not Worth It
Spent: $2,100 in Philadelphia, PA
Based upon reviews and consultation with local dentist, I would not put a two crowns on two front where one tooth is dead, rather than one crown covering both teeth. Separate crowns for each tooth would be necessary with wide larger posts put into dead tooth. Better to do separate crown for each...
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Created 5 months ago
“Efficiency, Quality, Professionalism”
Worth It
Spent: $1,725 in New York, NY
I needed a crown after a tooth with an old filling broke. My brother who is a dentist and dental school professor in San Francisco looked at it and said I got a top quality crown. I trust his opinion.
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Dental crown: was it worth it?
Dental Crown Information
- A dental crown is a laboratory produced restoration that envelopes the entire tooth for a fractured or decayed tooth. The crown is cemented or bonded to the tooth for a natural appearance.
- When getting a dental crown, the tooth is reduced in size prior to placement.
- Dental crowns can be made of gold and other metals, resin, porcelain fused to metal, and all ceramic often made with digital cad/cam technology today.
- Crowns can achieve all of the aesthetic advantages of porcelain veneers.
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