My dentist is placing a porcelain crown on my front tooth. How long on average do you think this crown will last? How many times will I need to replace it if I am only 23? Which type of porcelain crown is the strongest?
Answer: Crown Hi: The replacement of crowns depend on three factors: 1. If you get gum recession where the roots of the tooth show while smiling, you may want to get longer crown to cover the roots. 2. Chipping or fracturing the crown 3. Getting decay where the crown meets the tooth. The actual procelain material does not actually breakdown over time. Both Zirconium and Emax crowns are strong, however Emax is more aesthetic.Best,Dr. Maddahi
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Crown Hi: The replacement of crowns depend on three factors: 1. If you get gum recession where the roots of the tooth show while smiling, you may want to get longer crown to cover the roots. 2. Chipping or fracturing the crown 3. Getting decay where the crown meets the tooth. The actual procelain material does not actually breakdown over time. Both Zirconium and Emax crowns are strong, however Emax is more aesthetic.Best,Dr. Maddahi
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Answer: Front Tooth Porcelain Crown Longevity
I get asked this question daily and the answer depends on several factors. Your occlusion (your bite) is very important in the longevity of any restoration. If your opposing tooth hits your crown too hard when you close down you risk fracturing it. If you are a grinder you will need a night guard to protect the crown. Is your hygiene good? Do you get your teeth cleaned regularly? Follow the instruction of your dentist and your crown should last for many years. Finally, if you are having a dental crown done on a front tooth makes sure it is all porcelain/ceramic. Ask your dentist if he uses Emax crowns. These are the strongest, most aesthetic crowns available. Hope this helps.
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Answer: Front Tooth Porcelain Crown Longevity
I get asked this question daily and the answer depends on several factors. Your occlusion (your bite) is very important in the longevity of any restoration. If your opposing tooth hits your crown too hard when you close down you risk fracturing it. If you are a grinder you will need a night guard to protect the crown. Is your hygiene good? Do you get your teeth cleaned regularly? Follow the instruction of your dentist and your crown should last for many years. Finally, if you are having a dental crown done on a front tooth makes sure it is all porcelain/ceramic. Ask your dentist if he uses Emax crowns. These are the strongest, most aesthetic crowns available. Hope this helps.
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September 11, 2019
Answer: Soo variable The lifespan of a crown depends on so many variables. Hygiene, how much tooth is under the crown, skill of the dentist and lab, your bite, the material it was made from, did it have a root canal, etc..
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September 11, 2019
Answer: Soo variable The lifespan of a crown depends on so many variables. Hygiene, how much tooth is under the crown, skill of the dentist and lab, your bite, the material it was made from, did it have a root canal, etc..
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Answer: Porcelain crowns Porcelain is a very beautiful, life-like restorative material used often for crowns and veneers on front teeth. One downside to porcelain is that it is one of the weaker materials in dentistry, which is why it is contraindicated in posterior teeth (molars in the back for example). There are other, stronger materials such as Emax that are also beautiful and life-like that may be a better choice for front teeth. As others have mentioned, placing one single crown on a front tooth is one of the more difficult procedures in dentistry. So make sure you pick a skilled dentist that works with a cosmetic dental lab and make sure that you preview the crown BEFORE it is permanently cemented so you can approve of its shape, shade, and size. As far as how long it will last, that depends on you, your dentist, and the material. There really is no specific answer for how long the crowns will last but if you care for your teeth and get regular dental visits and have selected a skill dentist, the crown should last some time. Hope this helps!
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October 9, 2018
Answer: Porcelain crowns Porcelain is a very beautiful, life-like restorative material used often for crowns and veneers on front teeth. One downside to porcelain is that it is one of the weaker materials in dentistry, which is why it is contraindicated in posterior teeth (molars in the back for example). There are other, stronger materials such as Emax that are also beautiful and life-like that may be a better choice for front teeth. As others have mentioned, placing one single crown on a front tooth is one of the more difficult procedures in dentistry. So make sure you pick a skilled dentist that works with a cosmetic dental lab and make sure that you preview the crown BEFORE it is permanently cemented so you can approve of its shape, shade, and size. As far as how long it will last, that depends on you, your dentist, and the material. There really is no specific answer for how long the crowns will last but if you care for your teeth and get regular dental visits and have selected a skill dentist, the crown should last some time. Hope this helps!
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November 5, 2017
Answer: Porcelain Crown for Front Tooth Thank you for your question. I would expect a crown to last many years assuming you will take care of it by a regular oral hygiene and seeing a hygienist as recommended by your doctor. The crown might need to be replaced at some point.In the front area of the mouth I would consider E-max all porcelain crown for it's aesthetics and durability.
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November 5, 2017
Answer: Porcelain Crown for Front Tooth Thank you for your question. I would expect a crown to last many years assuming you will take care of it by a regular oral hygiene and seeing a hygienist as recommended by your doctor. The crown might need to be replaced at some point.In the front area of the mouth I would consider E-max all porcelain crown for it's aesthetics and durability.
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