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Caps & Bridges

A cap is an artificial tooth placed on top of your natural tooth or on top of implant.

A bridge is a fixed option to replace missing tooth/teeth.

Caps & bridges come in different types of material like

Ceramic
Metal free premium zirconia
Emax

With our accurate and precise measurements the caps/bridges can look and feel like natural teeth.

Caps can also be used to give good alignment of teeth or to protect weak teeth.

For kids special stainless steel crowns are done for baby teeth.

In most cases it takes two to three sittings to make caps.

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FAQ

What is a tooth crown and cap?

A cap or crown is a tooth-shaped “cover” that is meant to be placed over a broken, chipped, or infected tooth. Cap or Crowns is prepared in such a way that it matches the look and feel of your natural tooth enamel and it is also a step to prevent further damages.

When do dentist recommend a cap and crown?

You have disfigured or tarnished teeth
Your teeth are fragile or in uncertain condition of breaking
You did have a recent root canal treatment
If you are going through a dental implant installation then the final step is providing a cap or crown. The cap or crowns act as your new set of teeth as dental implants are titanium tooth roots.

How are caps or crowns installed?

Positioning a crown requires a few appointments. At the first meeting, the dentist need to carry out a thorough examination of the decayed tooth and get it ready for the crown by cushioning down a bit of your natural tooth’s enamel.

Next, the impressions of your infected tooth are delivered to the lab where the desired cap or crown is created. The dentist might provide a temporary cover on the tooth and then the next appointment will be provided for the coming week or so.

At your next appointment, you dentist will inject a local anesthetic into your gums and dismantle the temporary crown placed in the previous session. Then, a permanent dental adhesive is applied on your tooth to fix the permanent crown to it.

Note:
Post cap or crown installation, you may observe a little swelling, tenderness or soreness, and usual discomfort. Please don't worry it will subside in a day or two. Just keep brushing and flossing like you would do to your natural teeth to maintain its condition.