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Certainly you can change the silver crowns to all porcelain crowns. Keep in mind there are many types of porcelain crowns available, for best results see an expert dentist to help you which is best for you to look good and function well.
Hi, thanks for sending your questions. Sounds like you have silver, which are metal crowns. More esthetic and viable options are all ceramic porcelain crowns which will not only look but feel more natural in your mouth. All the best.
You can definitely replace your silver crown with a porcelain tooth-colored crown. This will provide a more natural looking result that blends in seamlessly with your smile. However, if your current silver crown is still functioning properly, you should weigh your desire for beautiful aesthetics against the cost of replacing a perfectly good crown before deciding whether to move forward with the procedure.
The crowns can be changed to zirconia crowns which are tooth colored. But do you really want to put a 4 year old child through that if it isn't necessary? Unless the crowns have decay or other issues, I probably wouldn't mess with it.
Hi:Thanks for the question. You can definitley change your silver crown to a white porcelain crown.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Your dentist will need to cut off your old sliver crown and for you for a new white crown. Absolutely OK to do. We dentists do that all the time with success.
Unfortunately once the crown or porcelain is adjusted, it will be very hard to add porcelain back on. You will benefit if you have an uneven bite to see your dentist or an expert dentist to do a bite analysis and see if there are interference in your bite, or do you have a stable bite? Best of luck
You would need to call CareSource directly to see the specifics of what they cover. In Texas, Medicaid doesn't cover dental services for adults. I'm sure of the rules in other states.
Your crown can be adjusted and polished, however ask your dentist how you will clean between teeth since your crowns are splinted and joined. Honestly they look too bulky and maybe it is because of the misalignment of the original teeth! There are many types of crowns! Contact your dentist for ...
