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Dental crowns, also known __ "caps" preserve the functionality __ damaged teeth. A dental crown may __ used to protect a _______ tooth, restore functionality of _ tooth with excessive decay __ replace a pre-existing crown. If tooth decay __ damage is so extensive ____ veneers, direct composite bonding __ other conservative treatments aren't ______ treatment options or if ___ have undergone root canal _______-____ dentist will consult with ___ about dental crowns. Crown Materials: 1-Porcelain fused to metal 2-All-ceramic (all-porcelain) 3-Gold The material selected is __________ by the clinical demands __ hand, esthetic demands, strength ____________, material durability and restorative _____ available. Avoid chewing hard foods, ___ or other hard objects, _____ this could damage your _____. It also is important __ avoid biting your fingernails ___ grinding your teeth, which _____ significantly shorten the life-span __ your dental crown. If ___ habitually clench or grind ____ teeth, your dentist may _________ wearing a night-time mouth _____ to help protect your ______ while sleeping. Dental crowns may last _______ 10 and 15 years __ longer, though results vary _________ upon your unique considerations. |
