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Dental Crowns

Restoring a Tooth to Its Proper Shape

What Are Dental Crowns Made From?

Crowns are made from different types of material. Early in dentistry, they were made from metals like stainless steel. Here at Maplewood Family Dental, we use porcelain crowns due to porcelain’s strength and cosmetic appeal. Porcelain provides a better color match than other materials. It is also better for those who have metal allergies.

How Long Do Dental Crowns Last?

Crowns last between five to fifteen years, depending on your oral health habits and the amount of wear and tear they receive. After we place your dental crown, you’ll want to avoid chewing ice and other hard materials, grinding your teeth, biting your fingernails, and opening packages with your teeth. This will help your crown last as long as possible.

How Maplewood Family Dental Saves Cracked and Broken Teeth

One of the most common procedures here at Maplewood Family Dental is placing a crown. Dr. Chidester will place crowns to help out with many different dental health problems. Some of those include:

  • To cover a dental implant.
  • For a cosmetic modification.
  • To protect a broken tooth or one that has been severely worn down.
  • To cover misshapen or severely discolored teeth.
  • To protect a weak tooth from decay or to hold parts of a cracked tooth together.
  • To restore an already broken tooth from further damage.
  • To hold in a dental bridge.

To schedule a consultation regarding a dental crown, give us a call at (919) 438-3933 or email us. We look forward to hearing from you!

Services Menu

Cosmetic Dentistry

Enhancing the color and shape of your teeth 

General Dentistry

Dental health check-ups and cavity care

Orthodontic Treatment

Straightening your smile

Pediatric Dentistry

Child-friendly dentistry

Oral Surgery

Teeth removal

Prosthodontics

Implants and dentures

Implant Restoration

Endodontic Treatment

Caring for dental injuries and keeping the roots of your teeth healthy

Periodontal Care

Protecting your gum health

Preventive Dentistry

Dental devices for teeth protection, and oral cancer checks

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