Porcelain Crowns Melbourne

Porcelain is relatively stronger than natural tooth enamel and therefore, is overall more resilient and durable than other crown options. However, like any material, overly strenuous pressure or activity may damage the porcelain crowns. If your porcelain crowns are too thin than they may become brittle and gradually fracture. Therefore, it’s important that you invest in high-quality porcelain crowns from an expert dental clinic. At ProSmiles, we’re experienced in the art of porcelain crowns and can help you ensure that your crowns last for a long time to come.

Porcelain crowns are the perfect option for people who have damaged or missing teeth. They are custom-made caps that are bonded to the tooth which needs replacing. The porcelain crown will fit over the original tooth, therefore, restoring its strength and function. By utilising porcelain to create the crowns, our dentists are able to seamlessly blend the colour with your natural tooth so that the addition of the crown does not hinder your smile and keeps your set of teeth looking aesthetically pleasing.

Although porcelain veneers are known to be strong and last for a while, they need to be properly maintained with regular examination and cleaning. If chipped or damaged, they also need to be replaced. Therefore, the duration for which your dental crowns last will be dependent on how well you maintain them. At ProSmiles, we’ll help you get comfortable with your new porcelain crowns and assist you with how to care for your new set of teeth.

Dental crowns are created to suit each individual mouth. Therefore, our dentist will start by taking an impression of your tooth or teeth and then customising a porcelain cap which will be attached to your tooth. The dental crown will also be matched to the colour of your natural teeth so that it doesn’t look out of place when it is permanently placed onto your tooth. For more information on how our dental crowns are made, contact us today.

Although dental crowns are on the pricey end of dental restoration services, a portion of the cost is generally covered by insurance. To be sure how much, it’s best to check with your dental insurance company and talk them through what your situation is. At ProSmiles, we’ll discuss prices with you in detail so that you have all the relevant information before making a decision about your dental crown journey.

In Australia, a single dental crown can cost anywhere between $1800-$2,000. However, the final price comes down to individual circumstance, how many teeth you’re getting dental crowns for, and a range of other factors. At ProSmiles, we’ll tailor our services to match your dental needs while keeping our prices as low as possible. For more information on prices and service costs, contact our team of experts today.

There are many reasons for the high-end pricing of dental crowns. Some of these include the advanced technology needed to produce a dental crown, the fact that the crown can be customised so that it matches your natural set of teeth in both size and colour, and the material utilised to create the dental crown. They are also a permanent solution which means the procedure requires more time and precision. However, at ProSmiles, we believe in keeping our prices affordable, and therefore, we’re dedicated to providing high-quality services for lower prices.

Porcelain crowns are a great restorative and cosmetic option. Dental crowns are fixed prosthetics which means they are permanently attached to your natural set of teeth. They are perfect for covering up damaged or chipped teeth and are made in a way that allows them to blend in with your natural smile. Additionally, dental crowns strengthen the tooth, improve the alignment of your teeth, and improves the overall aesthetic appearance of your smile. Our dentists at ProSmiles are experts in porcelain crowns and guarantee that they make for an easy fix when it comes to restoring the natural look of your teeth.

Porcelain crowns are usually stronger than natural teeth. However, like any material, when put under large amounts of stress, they tend to break or chip. If this occurs, small chips and cracks are easy to fix, and the crown can remain in your mouth while the procedure is completed. Alternatively, if you completely crack the crown, then it can be replaced.

It’s important to fix a dental crown if it becomes chipped or damaged to ensure you’re getting full functionality out of it. Not getting a dental crown fixed could cause further problems down the line. If your chipped dental crown is causing you pain or irritation, it’s important to get it fixed or replaced immediately.

Yes. Porcelain crowns can be easily repaired depending on the damage that has been done to it. If your crown has a small chip or crack, our dentists can easily repair it with resin and have it looking as good as new. However, if the crack is larger or more damage has occurred to the crown, then it may need to be completely replaced. At ProSmiles, our dentists are experts in porcelain crowns and will know how to solve your dental issue.

The choice between porcelain or ceramic crowns comes down to individual choice. While ceramic crowns are usually preferred as an option for front teeth and are deemed more attractive, porcelain teeth provide extra support and greater longevity. At ProSmiles, we’ll talk you through both options so that you can decide which is best for you.

There is no definite answer to which type of crown is best as it all depends on individual circumstance. Some people may feel more comfortable with a porcelain dental crown, while others may prefer ceramic or metal. To find out more about each type of dental crown, talk to our experts at ProSmiles today.

Porcelain or porcelain fused to metal dental crowns are highly recommended for front or more visible teeth as they can be fully customised to match the look of your original set of teeth. They give more of a natural appearance in colour, shape, and size, and therefore, they are a great option for front teeth. For more information on dental crowns, contact our team today.