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Hi, thanks for the question... I recommend Cerec cam because is without any metals, is better for your health, besides, need less cutting on your teeth. Regards
The beauty of both CEREC restorations and gold restorations is that they can conserve significant tooth structure. The Cerec restoration is the most conservative in dentistry removing old restorations and decay and reinforcing remaining tooth with bonded ceram materials. This is s close as we can come to regrowing teeth at this time and they are great restorations.A Gold onlay that covers the biting surface but maintains the majority of tooth structure is next best (depending on individual) Gold is extremely forgiving and will never crack or break.Crowns usually involve removal of all or most of healthy enamel and are more destructive to the tooth. Justification for crowns exist that can't be seen on a single x-ray.Insurance companies usually pay better on destructive procedures than on CEREC, Inlay/ onlay procedures. Ira L Shapira DDS, D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMOChair, Alliance of TMD Organizations
I would recommend remaking the crowns, they are indeed too dark. I think the lab could do a better job with a different material as well.Sincerely,Dr. Reiser
It does take some time for the tooth to heal from the trauma of the procedure and the post-operative trauma from the bite being off in your case. I would recommend giving it a few weeks for healing process. If you do not see any improvement in a few weeks, then you should follow up with your...
Hi:Although porcelain fused to metal can block out the color of the tooth, it is not the best cosmetic option. Even with porcelain crowns expert labs can apply opaquers to competely block out any darkness from the tooth underneath. Best of luck!
