The dental crown procedure is becoming increasingly popular as a solution for various dental imperfections. However, it is only recommended by dentists in specific cases. So who is suitable for dental crowns, and what should you pay attention to when caring for them? Let’s explore the details with Herident Dental Clinic in the article below.
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What Is a Dental Crown?
A dental crown is a procedure that involves using artificial teeth made from porcelain to replace damaged, broken, or missing teeth. This method restores chewing function and enhances the aesthetic appearance of the smile. Crafted with precision, porcelain crowns closely mimic the shape and color of natural teeth, providing a realistic and natural look for the wearer.
Materials Used for Dental Crowns
Porcelain crowns are made from various materials, each with unique properties suited to different needs. Below are three commonly used materials in dental crown procedures:
Zirconia
Zirconia crowns are made from zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂), known for its high heat resistance and exceptional strength. This type of crown is not only safe but also highly biocompatible with the soft tissues in the mouth, causing no gum irritation. One major advantage is that zirconia crowns do not cause dark gum lines over time, ensuring long-lasting aesthetics.
Titan
Titanium crowns feature an internal framework made from titanium alloy, covered with an outer layer of porcelain. Titanium is a metal known for its high biocompatibility, causing no allergic reactions or deformation when implanted in the body. These crowns offer good durability and typically last from 5 to 10 years. However, due to the metal core, titanium crowns may cause dark gum lines over time.
Glass-Ceramic
Glass-ceramic crowns are premium restorations made from lithium disilicate, offering exceptional aesthetics. They are highly heat-resistant and have a hardness of up to 500 MPa, making them ideal for front teeth where appearance is a top priority. Empress glass-ceramic crowns not only restore chewing function but also deliver a naturally beautiful smile.
Why Choose Dental Crowns?
Dental crowns are increasingly popular for addressing dental imperfections thanks to their many advantages:
- Designed to match the shape, color, and size of natural teeth, porcelain crowns enhance the overall appearance of your smile.
- Effectively correct imperfections such as tooth discoloration, chips, and decay.
- By aligning the teeth properly, crowns improve bite function and eliminate discomfort when chewing.
- Help protect adjacent teeth from bacterial intrusion, preventing issues like tooth decay and pulpitis.
- Long-lasting durability—crowns can last up to 20 years or more with proper care.
- Made from safe, proven materials that do not cause adverse reactions when implanted, ensuring peace of mind for patients.
Who Should Get Dental Crowns?
You may consider getting dental crowns if you are experiencing any of the following issues:
- Teeth that are decayed, chipped, fractured, have pulpitis, or are worn down.
- Gaps between teeth, crowding, minor overbite or underbite affecting chewing function and aesthetics.
- Severely discolored or yellowed teeth, including tetracycline staining, that cannot be whitened with conventional methods.
- Uneven tooth size or shape, with some teeth being disproportionately large or small.
Dental Crown Price List at Herident Dental Clinic
Below is the reference price list for dental crowns at Herident Dental Clinic:
Services | Cost (VND) | UNIT |
Titanium Crown | 2.500.000 | Tooth |
Katana Full Crown | 4.500.000 | Tooth |
Cercon Crown | 5.000.000 | Tooth |
HT Cercon Crown | 6.500.000 | Tooth |
HT Smile Crown | 6.500.000 | Tooth |
Ceramill Crown | 7.000.000 | Tooth |
Nacera Crown | 9.000.000 | Tooth |
Emax Express Crown | 11.000.000 | Tooth |
Lava Plus 3M Crown | 15.000.000 | Tooth |
Lisi Crown | 15.000.000 | Tooth |
Orodent Crown | 20.000.000 | Tooth |
Veneer Ceramic | 11.000.000 – 15.000.000 | Tooth |
Inlay-onlay Ceramic | 2.000.000 – 6.800.000 | Tooth |
How to Care for and Maintain Dental Crowns
Proper care and maintenance are essential to preserve the durability and aesthetics of your dental crowns.
Dietary Habits
To protect your dental crowns and maintain their durability, avoid chewing excessively hard or sticky foods. Since crowns do not have a living pulp inside, constant pressure from hard foods can weaken them and lead to chipping. Additionally, reduce your intake of sugary foods to prevent tooth decay.
Oral Hygiene Practices
Brush your teeth at least twice a day to remove food particles stuck between the teeth. Use a water flosser or dental floss to clean the gaps between crowns, and gently massage your gums with your fingers to promote blood circulation and maintain healthy gums.
Also, avoid strong impacts to the crown area, especially the front teeth, to prevent shifting or damage.
We hope this article has provided you with valuable information about dental crown restoration and helped you feel more confident in choosing this technique to enhance the aesthetics of your teeth and facial structure. If you or your loved ones are considering dental crowns, please contact Herident Dental Clinic to schedule your consultation today!
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