At Life Smiles Dental Care of Phoenix, Arizona, patients can obtain restorative solutions that can improve the smile’s function, appearance, and health. One popular treatment is the dental crown, sometimes referred to as porcelain caps for teeth. Dental crowns cover the exposed part of the tooth above the gum line, restoring teeth that might be significantly damaged from injury, decay, or disease. Drs. Paul Neilson, Timothy Schmidt and Jared Bishop are here to help patients understand how crowns work and want to expect before, during, and after their placement.
A dental crown is a type of “cap” that covers the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies above the gum line. Once in place, the crown restores the tooth to its original shape and size while also strengthening it. Crowns can be created from various materials, including metals and porcelain-fused-to-metal, but the most common is porcelain or ceramic. These are aesthetic because they are fabricated to match the patient’s other teeth in shape, size, and color.
If you are interested in learning more about the process of obtaining dental crowns, continue reading on to get a good idea of what to expect.
Drs. Paul Nielson, Timothy Schmidt and Jared Bishop of Phoenix, AZ, are here to ensure patients have access to quality restorations with experienced providers in the community. If you are considering porcelain caps for teeth and want to speak with our dentists, call (602) 786-5484 to request a consultation visit. We are located at 4611 East Shea Boulevard, Suite #250, and accept new patients.
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