Fractured or worn teeth
Crowns can protect teeth affected by fractures, significant wear or major loss of tooth structure.
Zirconia crowns, Emax / Empress ceramic crowns, implant-supported crowns, temporary restorations, post and core restorations, and fixed or removable prosthetic solutions, designed for strength, function and a natural aesthetic result.
Book a consultationDental crowns are prosthetic restorations designed to protect, rebuild and restore the natural appearance of a damaged tooth or a dental implant.
A dental crown covers the visible part of a tooth or is fixed onto a dental implant, helping to restore shape, chewing function and the aesthetics of the smile. It is recommended when a tooth is too damaged for a simple filling, but can still be protected and integrated into a stable restoration.
At Pasindora Clinic, every restoration is planned according to the clinical situation, tooth position, required strength and desired aesthetic result, so that the final outcome blends as naturally as possible with the smile.
Crowns can protect teeth affected by fractures, significant wear or major loss of tooth structure.
When tooth damage is significant, a crown can help restore its shape and function in a stable way.
Endodontically treated teeth may need additional protection in order to remain stronger over time.
Implant-supported crowns replace missing teeth and help restore function, stability and aesthetics.
Each prosthetic restoration is selected according to the clinical situation, tooth position, required strength and desired aesthetic result. At Pasindora, treatment is personalised for every patient.
A modern, strong and biocompatible solution, recommended when stability, durability and a natural appearance are needed, without a visible metal support.
Fully ceramic crowns, appreciated for their translucency and natural appearance, especially suitable for the visible areas of the smile.
Prosthetic restorations placed on dental implants, designed to replace missing teeth and restore function, stability and smile aesthetics.
Temporary solutions used for protection, comfort and aesthetics until the final restoration is completed, depending on the treatment plan.
Fixed prosthetic solutions on implants, recommended in cases where an arch needs to be restored or chewing function needs to be rebuilt with a stable restoration.
Prosthetic options recommended when several teeth are missing, while the dentist chooses the right solution based on the existing support and the patient’s needs.
Depending on the case, the treatment plan may also include post and core restorations, dental posts or customised implant abutments, for a correct adaptation of the final restoration.
Prosthetic treatment is planned according to each patient’s individual situation, so that the final restoration is stable, comfortable and well integrated into the smile.
The dentist evaluates the tooth, implant or affected area and determines what type of restoration is most suitable.
Depending on strength, aesthetics and tooth position, the right material is recommended for the crown.
The treatment plan is established, including whether a dental post, prosthetic abutment or temporary restoration is needed.
The tooth or implant is prepared, then the impression or scan required for the restoration is taken.
The crown or prosthetic restoration is created according to the established plan and the dentist’s indications.
The restoration is checked, adjusted if necessary and then fixed for comfort, function and aesthetics.
A well-made dental crown is not only about aesthetics. It helps protect the tooth, restore chewing function and integrate the restoration naturally into the smile.
Crowns can protect teeth affected by extensive decay, fractures, wear or root canal treatments.
A correctly adapted prosthetic restoration helps restore chewing comfort and better distribution of biting forces.
Modern materials allow for a natural appearance, adapted to the shape, colour and proportions of the smile.
Implant-supported crowns can replace missing teeth and restore stability, comfort and the aesthetics of the smile.
A dental crown may be recommended when a tooth is fractured, severely worn, affected by extensive decay, treated with a root canal or when a final restoration is needed on a dental implant.
Zirconia is appreciated for its strength and stability, while Emax / Empress crowns are often chosen for aesthetic areas due to their natural appearance and translucency.
Yes. Implant-supported crowns are prosthetic restorations designed to replace missing teeth and restore function and smile aesthetics.
A temporary crown protects the tooth or implant until the final restoration is completed and helps maintain comfort and aesthetics during the treatment period.
Yes, when the material, shape and colour are selected correctly. The aim is for the restoration to blend as harmoniously as possible with the surrounding teeth.
The duration depends on the complexity of the case, the type of restoration and the necessary treatment steps. The dentist explains the plan and estimated timeframe after the consultation.
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