Common Questions Patients ask about Dental Teeth Crowns from a Dentist in Milton, ON area
There are many reasons an individual may require teeth crown service in the Milton, ON area, including protecting the tooth following a root canal or for aesthetic purposes. Whatever the reason may be, dental crowns have been a staple of general dentistry for years and continue to be improved through innovation resulting in crowns which are more beautiful, versatile, and durable than ever before. Dr. Jameela Jifri and her team at Scott and Derry Dental Care provide dental crowns to patients with wonderful results.
If you are a candidate for a dental crown, you likely have questions about them (especially if you are getting your first crown). Here are some common questions and answers regarding dental crowns.
Why Do I Need a Dental Crown?
There are several reasons why an individual may need a crown. These reasons include the following:
- You have a tooth that requires a large filling, teeth that need a filling which covers half the tooth (or more) may need the protection a dental crown provides as the remaining tooth could be weak and prone to fracture.
- If you have received a root canal, the affected tooth has been hollowed out so that the infected pulp material could be removed. That leaves the tooth in a weakened state and prone to fracture. The protection a dental crown provides is necessary to protect the tooth.
- If you have a tooth, which you think is unattractive due to its color, shape or the space on either side, a dental crown can be utilized as a cosmetic solution that results in a natural and beautiful appearance.
Call the cosmetic dentist trusted throughout the Milton, ON area - Scott and Derry Dental Care at
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What Can Happen if I Choose to Not Receive a Crown?
If your dentist has recommended that a crown is the best path forward to either protect or save a tooth and you elect to do nothing, there are several possible outcomes.
- You could get lucky, and nothing happens. The tooth will remain as is.
- A more extensive repair could be necessary after your tooth chips or cracks.
- A root canal may be required after your tooth breaks.
- Your tooth could fracture in just a way where it cannot be repaired, and extraction is necessary.
If you have questions about dental crowns or feel you may be in need, please give Dr. Jameela Jifri and the team at Scott and Derry Dental Care a call today at (855) 438-4999.
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