In the world of cosmetic dentistry, the traditional process of getting a dental crown has always been a time-consuming and often uncomfortable experience. However, with our cutting edge technology, this process has been revolutionized.
Same day crown eliminates, functional concerns with temporary crowns, Inferior Esthetics of temporary crowns, chances of tooth contamination, due to inferior mechanical properties of temporary crowns (Often leading to root canal treatment due to severe symptoms) and multiple visits with multiple injections.
There are numerous benefits to getting a same day crown, including:
Convenience – Since same day crowns can be created and placed on the same day, there is no need for multiple appointments or temporary crowns, which can be a time-consuming and uncomfortable process.
Accuracy – our cutting edge technology significantly cuts down the discrepancy rate to 1% maximum (VS 18-20% with traditional crown manufacturing techniques). Same day crowns are created using advanced computer (CAD CAM) technology, which ensures a precise fit and a natural look.
Aesthetics – Same day crowns are made from high-quality ceramic materials, which are color-matched to your existing teeth, resulting in a natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Durability – Same day crowns are made from high-strength materials, which are designed to last for many years with proper care. Comfort – Since same day crowns are designed and created on-site, there is no need for messy impressions or uncomfortable temporary crowns, then the wait game with unpleasant surprises.
Getting a same day crown is a relatively straightforward procedure, which typically involves the following steps:
Consultation – Your dentist will assess the condition of your tooth and determine whether a crown is necessary.
Preparation – Your dentist will prepare your tooth, after numbing you up, by removing any decayed or damaged tooth, then building up and shaping the healthy part, to accommodate the crown.
Digital Imaging – Your dentist will take digital images of your tooth using a special camera. Design – The 3D model of your tooth will be used to design the crown using advanced computer technology.
Creation – The crown will be created using a milling machine in the office, you can ask Dr. Beshay and his team to watch your crown being manufactured.
Placement – Once the crown has been created, your dentist will place it on your tooth and make any necessary adjustments to ensure a perfect fit.
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