Looking to get dental crowns in Morristown, NJ? Getting a crown has traditionally been a several step process that requires multiple visits to the dentist. A temporary crown is put in place while the custom-made final crown is being prepared. This is not always convenient for everyone since it may require missing school or work to go to the dentist. With the CEREC System, a CEREC crown can be created in one visit at your DCOM appointment!
Instead of taking a mold of the tooth to send to a lab so they can make the crown, the CEREC uses a scanner to create a 3D image of the tooth and those surrounding it. It is uploaded to a design software that allows the crown to be fully designed and allows our team to see what the crown will look like in place using digital imagery.
The dental crown is then created from a block of high-quality ceramic. Your dentist will need to slightly polish the tooth, and a color change may be needed to ensure the tooth crown matches the rest of your teeth. Once you and your dentist are happy with the look of the porcelain crown, it can be placed. You can walk out the door that day with your permanent tooth crown already in place.
Dental Care of Morristown is committed to helping all our patients by staying up to date on the newest technological advances in dentistry. These technologies make dental visits easier and less expensive, which we are happy to provide for all of our patients.
Getting a crown is usually not painful because local anesthesia numbs the area. Some mild discomfort afterward can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.
No, dental crowns cannot be whitened with traditional teeth whitening treatments. It's best to whiten your teeth before getting a crown so the crown can match your new tooth color.
The procedure to place a crown should not be painful because the area will be numbed with local anesthesia. After the procedure, you might feel some mild discomfort or sensitivity, but it usually goes away in a few days.
The process of getting a crown typically requires two visits to the dentist. The first visit preps the tooth, takes impressions, and places a temporary crown. The second visit, 1-2 weeks later, fits and cements the permanent crown. Each visit takes 1-2 hours.
Yes, crowns can be placed on the front teeth. All ceramic or all-porcelain crowns are commonly used for front teeth because they provide the best natural color match and are aesthetically pleasing.
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