Types of Restorative crowns and bridges Available at Care32

Dental Crowns

All-Porcelain or All-Ceramic Crowns

• Provide the most natural appearance with excellent color matching

• Ideal for front teeth and visible areas of your smile

• Metal-free option for patients with metal sensitivities

• Extremely lifelike translucency that mimics natural tooth enamel

• Highly biocompatible with gum tissue

Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) Crowns

• Combine the strength of a metal substructure with the aesthetics of porcelain

• Offer excellent durability for back teeth that endure heavy chewing forces

• Provide good aesthetics with a natural-looking outer porcelain layer

• Long track record of reliability and clinical success

• Good option for long-span bridges requiring extra strength

Zirconia Crowns

• Ultra-strong ceramic material that resists fracturing

• Excellent for back teeth and patients who grind or clench

• Metal-free alternative with superior strength

• Requires less removal of tooth structure than some other options

• Available in various levels of translucency for different aesthetic needs

Gold Alloy Crowns

• Exceptional durability and wear compatibility with opposing teeth

• Minimal tooth reduction required for preparation

• Excellent for non-visible molars subject to heavy chewing forces

• Resistant to fracture and rarely wear down opposing teeth

• Long history of success with decades of clinical performance

Lithium Disilicate Crowns (e.g., e.max)

• High-strength glass-ceramic with outstanding aesthetics

• Excellent choice for front teeth requiring additional strength

• Can be made very thin while maintaining durability

• Highly customizable for precise color matching

• Polishes well and maintains appearance over time

Dental Bridges

Traditional Bridges

• Most common type of dental bridge

• Consist of one or more pontics (artificial teeth) held in place by dental crowns

• Crowns are cemented to the teeth adjacent to the gap (abutment teeth)

• Provide excellent stability and chewing function

• Can be made from various materials including porcelain fused to metal or all-ceramic

Cantilever Bridges

• Used when adjacent teeth exist on only one side of the missing tooth

• The pontic is supported by one or more crowns on just one side

• Good solution for areas with less bite force

• Allow for tooth replacement when only one adjacent tooth is available

• Conservative option in specific clinical situations

Maryland Bridges (Resin-Bonded Bridges)

• Conservative alternative requiring minimal alteration of adjacent teeth

• Metal or porcelain wings are bonded to the backs of adjacent teeth

• Ideal for replacing front teeth when adjacent teeth are healthy and untreated

• Less invasive than traditional bridges

• Good option for younger patients or as a long-term temporary solution

Implant-Supported Bridges

• Secured to dental implants rather than natural teeth

• Provide superior stability without affecting adjacent healthy teeth

• Prevent bone loss in the jaw that typically occurs with tooth loss

• Most like natural teeth in both function and maintenance

• Excellent long-term solution for multiple missing teeth

Expert Dental crowns & Bridges Treatment at Care32

Our specialists have 30+ years of expertise in wide range of dental treatments, with state of the art technology, we bring:

• Advanced training beyond general dentistry in Pediatric Dentistry, Clear Aligners, Root Canal Treatments, Gum Surgeries etc.,

• 30+ Years of specialized experience focusing specifically on endodontic, pediatric dentistry and orthodontic treatments

• Access to cutting-edge technology including digital imaging, rotary instruments, and biocompatible materials

• Commitment to comfortable care with sedation options and gentle techniques

• High success rates with most root canal treated teeth lasting a lifetime with proper care