Before installing dental crowns, the doctor carefully analyzes the condition of the patient’s oral cavity. If the client has contraindications to the installation of crowns, the doctor looks for alternative treatment methods and carries out mandatory sanitation of the oral cavity.
It is prohibited to install crowns in the following cases:
Dentists also stipulate additional contraindications to the installation of ceramic crowns. Such limitations include low clinical height of a natural tooth or deep bite.
The main disadvantage of the structures is considered to be insufficient strength in comparison with metal analogues. It is for this reason that they are often used for the restoration of anterior teeth.
Other disadvantages include:
Also, the cost of ceramic crowns is quite high, which is a significant disadvantage for many patients.
Ceramic crowns are highly compatible with body tissues, which minimizes the risk of allergic reactions. Their use does not cause rejection or discomfort.
The absence of metal elements eliminates the risk of gum inflammation and damage to soft tissue.
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Types of ceramic crowns
Depending on the materials used, crowns are of the following types:
Each of these types of crowns has its own characteristics and advantages. When choosing designs, the doctor takes into account the clinical picture, preferences and financial capabilities of the patient.