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Crowns
![]() Empress all-ceramic crown . Ideal for anterior crowns in the aesthetic zone. | ![]() Empress crown cemented in place. Can you tell which one is the crown? | ![]() Full Zirconia crown-provides a strong and durable restoration without requiring as much tooth removal as a PFM. |
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![]() More aesthetic and translucent looking zirconia crown. | ![]() | ![]() |
![]() A bridge is a great option to replace missing teeth. The teeth on either side of the gap are crowned and used to support teeth that span the toothless space. | ![]() Porcelain Fused to Metal Crown- Porcelain is layered over a cast metal substructure. PFM crowns are strong, but lack the high translucency for great aesthetics in anterior crowns. | ![]() Full metal crown-Silver or gold color, precious or non-precious metal. Metal crowns require less tooth reduction and are virtually indestructible. |
![]() Implant crown cemented on abutment | ![]() The implant abutment screws into an implant allowing for the final crown to be screwed or cemented in place. | ![]() For a fraction of the price of a porcelain or metal bridge, a composite bridge can be made in our office in one visit. |
![]() Have a missing front tooth, but don't have have the finances for a traditional lab made bridge? Consider a composite resin bridge instead. Resin bridges provide good esthetics and can be repaired easily. |
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