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    Dental crown is a type of dental restoration used to fix teeth, fitting over the remaining part of a prepared tooth, making it strong and giving it the shape and color of a natural tooth. This gives a more natural appearance, so it fits in with the rest of your teeth. At dental centers in Turkey, you can find high-end and branded dental crown solutions at an affordable price compared to the dental clinic in your city. You can save up to 70% on your dental treatment. You can contact us for more detailed information and free consultation.

    1. Who needs a Dental Crown?

    Dental crown is a versatile cosmetic treatment if you want to bring your smile back to life. You can mask imperfections and finally have the smile you have always craved. Dental crown, named for its function, are a tooth-shaped overlay set over your tooth to cover and protect it. They have evolved to become so real that you can’t even tell them apart from your own teeth. Dental crown will be offered to you as a treatment in one of the following situations:

    • Protecting a weak tooth from fracture
    • Holding a broken tooth together
    • Covering a tooth with very little structure
    • Creating support for a dental bridge
    • Covering a discolored tooth
    • Closing a dental implant
    • Closing the hole after root canal treatment

    2. What is the dental crown procedure?

    At Dental excellence Turkey, you can get dental veneers in 2 or 3 sessions. The process is as follows:

    If, after your initial examination and X-rays, our specialist dentists determine you need an additional procedure, such as a deep cleaning or a root canal, that needs to be done first. The next step of the procedure is the veneer preparation.

    Your tooth is numbed and prepared by removing a layer of natural teeth so that the veneer can fit on top. This may be sensitive, but it isn’t invasive or painful. The next step is taking an impression of your teeth. You get a temporary veneer to wear until your next visit. You have to be careful what you eat for several days.

    At your second visit, the temporary veneer is removed. Your new dental veneer is adjusted until your bite is perfect. Once you and your dentist are satisfied, the veneers cemented in place. The whole process takes 5-6 days.

    3. What is the best material for a dental crown ?

    The all-ceramic porcelain crown is a common restoration method for a broken or cracked tooth. Compared with the metal crown and the metal-ceramic crown, it has excellent biocompatibility and esthetic appearance, transparency. The choice of dental crown material may vary from area to area they are being used. Zirconia and Emax crowns are all-ceramic restorations that are increasing in popularity in cosmetic dentistry.

    3.1. Zirconia Crown

    Zirconia-based restorations are suitable for a wide range of crown and bridge applications, for anterior and most posterior crown and bridge requirements. Zirconia is a non-translucent material which means it does not let the light pass through, unlike natural teeth and porcelain. Zirconia material is used for fixed restorations as a framework due to their mechanical and optical properties. Because of their mechanical strength, they are more used in molar teeth, which is in a load bearing and aesthetically less important area.

    3.1.1. Monolithic Zirconia Crown

    Monolithic zirconia crown is manufactured exclusively from zirconia blocks with CAD/CAM technology. Monolithic zirconia is strong, accurate and resistant to fracture and crack propagation. Their main disadvantage is low aesthetic performance due to the inability to achieve satisfactory transparency.

    3.1.2. Layered Zirconia Crown

    Layered zirconia is a solution that combines the strength of full zirconia for the occlusal surface with layered ceramic for the esthetic zone. Two of the most important qualities of dental restorations are esthetics and strength. Begin with a full contour design, followed by a minimal cutback of the facial surface. After the zirconia is milled and sintered, ceramic is custom layered to the facial surface by one of our ceramists. The exposed zirconia is then hand polished for a smooth and strong surface which is important to prevent wear to the opposing dentition. In our dental centre, layered zirconia crown is applied due to its aesthetic and mechanical advantages.

    3.2. Emax Crown

    Emax is a type of all-ceramic crowns which gives excellent aesthetic results. Although they give the most natural look on front teeth, Emax crowns are not the most favourable options for load-bearing areas such as molar teeth. Emax crowns are glass based materials and they are more prone to fractures under high pressure such as in the molar teeth. It is not suitable for bridge construction at posterior area. The glassy structure of Emax materials also allows finer details to be made to the crown. The only reason an Emax crown fractures is if it’s cut too thin. The material is so strong, it doesn’t need to be as thick as other materials, so less natural tooth has to be removed. Still, if it’s cut too thin, the rare fracture may occur.

    3.3. ZirCAD Prime Crown

    ZirCAD Prime is a latest offering under the IPS e.max system which combines maximum strength and high-end aesthetics in one solution. ZirCAD is the material of choice for cases in which high mechanical stability and natural-looking aesthetics are of the essence. Tooth preserving and natural-looking restorations with considerably reduced wall thicknesses can be created as the material provides high strength. Both anterior and posterior restorative solutions are possible with predictable results. Covers a wide array of indications ranging from single tooth crowns to 14-unit bridges.

    4. How To Take Care Of Dental Crowns?

    Once the crown is in, it is important to take good care of it. Careful attention to your crown can prolong its life. Here are some helpful tips:

    Practice careful brushing. If you are not already brushing your teeth twice a day, it’s time to start. Consider using a toothpaste for sensitive teeth if your crown or the teeth around it are sensitive to heat or cold. Flossing daily can help keep all your teeth in tip-top shape. If you grind or clench your teeth at night, your dentist may recommend a night guard to protect your crown and surrounding teeth.

    5. How Long Do Dental Crowns Last?

    The lifespan of dental crowns depend on how it is being treated. It may last for about 15 years with good care. They need to be removed and replaced with a new set at some point. A crowns longevity depends on the care and attention you give to all your teeth. A good dental hygiene routine and regular checkups are recommended. Remember that just because your natural tooth has a crown, it’s still susceptible to gum disease, so make sure you take care of your whole mouth.

    6. How much is a full set of veneers in Turkey?

    The price of a full veneer set in Turkey may vary depending on your oral health, the type of crown you want, the number of crowns you need. The current smile line will show us how many teeth might need crowns. Full set veneer can be made with 20, 24, 28 teeth according to the patient’s needs.

    Thanks to the expertise of our cosmetic dentists in Turkey, thousands of people visit Turkey every year for dental veneer treatment. Dental Excellence Turkey will provide the best smile makeover in 7 days. Our dental centre will provide you with the best veneers for the most affordable prices. Do you have questions about dental veneers in Turkey ? Would like to Schedule an appointment with the top dentist in Turkey, please contact our office.

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      Frequently asked questions about Dental Crown in Turkey

      On average, dental crowns last between five and 15 years. The life span of a crown depends on the amount of wear and tear the crown takes, how well you follow good oral hygiene practices, and your personal mouth-related habits.

      Veneers and crowns are both dental restoration methods that can improve the look and function of your teeth. The main difference is that a veneer covers only the front of your tooth and a crown covers the entire tooth. A veneer is a very thin layer of porcelain or other materials, about 1 millimeter (mm) in thickness, that is bonded to the front of your existing tooth. A crown is about 2 mm in thickness and covers the whole tooth.

      If your tooth has a large filling, a root canal, or is very worn or cracked, a crown is likely the best option. If your tooth is basically intact and the restoration is for cosmetic purposes, a veneer may be the best option. Veneers can also be used for minor shape corrections. In our dental center, you will be informed about the necessary treatment for you by our specialist dentist.

      Individual costs vary depending on how many of your teeth will be treated and the material chosen. Zirconium crown is 175 pounds and e.max crown is 235 pounds at Dental Excellence Turkey.

      Once the crown is in, it is important to take good care of it. Careful attention to your crown can prolong its life.
      Here are some helpful tips:
      Practice careful brushing. If you are not already brushing your teeth twice a day, it’s time to start. Consider using a toothpaste for sensitive teeth if your crown or the teeth around it are sensitive to heat or cold.
      Flossing daily can help keep all your teeth in tip-top shape.
      If you grind or clench your teeth at night, your dentist may recommend a night guard to protect your crown and surrounding teeth.

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