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How Long Can I Expect Cerec Crowns to Last?

asked 9 months ago by anon
Latest answer by Soheyla Marzvaan, DDS
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Tags: CEREC, comparison, long-lasting, longevity

Should I expect cerec crowns to last as long as other brands/techniques? Is this in the ballpark of 20 years or more?

3 answers to How Long Can I Expect Cerec Crowns to Last?

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Does Cerec crowns last less than the lab made ones?

Cerec crowns just like any other type , if well made and well maintained and cared for will last a long time. There is no difference between Cerec longevity than others given all circumstances and factors being equal.
Soheyla Marzvaan, DDS

Orange County Cosmetic Dentist
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CEREC Crowns

CEREC crowns have the ability to be fabricated out of several types of materials. The newest is Emax, or lithium disilicate, which is an extremely strong and durable material. The longevity of this material is fantastic and has a tremendous natural tooth appearance. As far as how long they will last. If the restoration was done well, it really depends on how well you are able to take care of the crown. The better job you do with the maintenance, the... more
Daniel Beninato, DDS

Omaha Cosmetic Dentist
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How long do CEREC crowns last?

CEREC restorations (inlays, onlays, and crowns) have a track record of over 25 years. The latest CEREC machines and computer software packages enable us to fabricate crowns with unsurpassed accuracy and precision. And, with newer materials like eMax (lithium disilicate), these crowns can be expected to last even longer than the original materials used. One thing to keep in mind--the number one reason for crown failure is recurrent decay. Recurrent decay can happen... more
Chad Colson, DMD

Myrtle Beach Cosmetic Dentist

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