Dental Crowns – A Combination of Functionality and Aesthetics
Dental crowns are one of the most common and effective prosthetic solutions, as they restore both the function and beauty of your smile. They are used to rebuild damaged teeth, protect teeth after endodontic treatment, or as the final phase of implant therapy.
At H-dent Clinic, each case is planned individually using modern digital technologies and next-generation materials, to achieve a natural appearance and long-lasting results.
Benefits of Dental Crowns
Crowns are not just a cover for the tooth – they are a way to restore self-confidence and ensure a stable, long-lasting smile..
- They bring back the natural look of your smile.
- Restores chewing and speech function
- They protect weakened or cracked teeth
- They are durable and resistant to daily wear
- They are made using CAD/CAM technology for maximum precision
What types of crowns are available?
At H-dent, we offer different types of crowns depending on patient preferences and dentist recommendations: ceramic for top-level aesthetics, zirconia for a combination of strength and appearance, and metal-ceramic for durability, especially in the back teeth. Each crown is custom-made and adapted to match the shape and color of your natural teeth.
What does the process look like?
The process begins with detailed diagnostics and planning, followed by tooth preparation and taking a digital impression. emporary crowns ensure aesthetics and functionality while the permanent solution is being made. The final crowns are placed quickly and precisely, ensuring maximum patient comfort.
Our approach to creating dental crowns
At H-dent, we believe that dental crowns are not just a dental procedure – they are an investment in health, aesthetics, and quality of life. That’s why we use advanced technologies, continuously improve our skills, and approach each patient individually – creating smiles that last for years.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are dental crowns?
Dental crowns are prosthetic restorations that cover a damaged tooth or implant, restoring its shape, function, and natural appearance.
What types of crowns are there?
The most common types are ceramic, zirconia, and metal-ceramic crowns. The choice depends on your preferences and your dentist’s recommendation.
How long does the crown procedure take?
The process usually takes a few days, and thanks to CAD/CAM digital technology, it can be completed even sooner.
Is the crown placement painful?
No, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is completely painless.
Will the crown look natural?
Yes, crowns are custom-made in the color of your natural teeth, so they blend perfectly with your smile.