Dental crowns have been a mainstay in dentistry for the last hundred
years. In order for a crown to stay on (retention) it needs to have
sufficient height of the remaining tooth structure to cement to. In
addition, technologies of the past only involved porcelain fused to a
metal substructure. While this technique is still used...
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Saturday, 25 October 2014
Improving Your Smile With Dental Crowns
A cosmetic dentist can do a lot to make you look better and also
boost the overall healthiness of your teeth. That's right - some
cosmetic changes can actually have benefits on your overall dental
health, as they can prevent your teeth from being damaged too quickly
and make the maintenance of their hygiene easier as well.
Dental
crowns...
Friday, 24 October 2014
Get Big Smile With E-Max Dental Crowns
Your pearly whites and healthy pink gums are the indicators of
your overall good health. Experts say poor oral health can increase your
risk of stroke, heart attack, premature birth, diabetes, arthritis and
even Alzheimer's disease.
If your poor dental structure...
Thursday, 23 October 2014
Porcelain Dental Crowns: Types, Cost, Pros and Cons
In today's technologically advanced world, there is no need to
live with missing, damaged or stained teeth, which not only decrease
your ability to chew food properly but also ruin your self-image and
self-confidence.
Porcelain (or dental ceramic) dental crowns can
fix affliction of tooth structure, improve your facial appearance and
return...
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
White Dental Crowns
There have been many innovations in dentistry especially in the
last decade. Years ago about our only option was a gold crown. Over time
this morphed into porcelain fused to metal dental crowns (PFM). Today,
there are a number of very strong non-metal substructures...
