Restorative Dentistry

Ceramic Crowns & Caps

A durable and natural-looking solution to restore damaged or weakened teeth. Ceramic crowns and caps protect the tooth, improve function, and enhance your smile’s appearance.

Ideal for: Broken, decayed, root canal treated, or misshaped teeth

Comfort: Painless procedure with local anesthesia

Sessions: 2 visits (preparation & final placement)

Aftercare: Maintain hygiene and regular dental check-ups

Definition

Ceramic Crowns & Caps are tooth-shaped coverings placed over a damaged or treated tooth. Made from high-quality ceramic, they provide strength, restore function, and blend naturally with your existing teeth.

Before & After Results

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Symptoms / When is it Needed?

Severely decayed or fractured tooth
After root canal treatment for protection
To restore worn-down or misshaped teeth
For cosmetic enhancement of smile
To support large fillings or dental bridges

Treatment Process (Simple Steps)

Exam & Preparation: Tooth reshaped for crown placement
Impression: Mold or digital scan taken for accuracy
Temporary Crown: Protects the tooth until final crown
Final Crown Placement: Custom ceramic crown bonded
Polish & Check: Bite adjusted for comfort and function

Typical Duration: 2 visits across 1–2 weeks.

Benefits

Strengthens and protects weakened teeth
Matches natural tooth color and shape
Improves chewing and speaking ability
Long-lasting and durable with proper care
Boosts smile aesthetics and confidence

Possible Side Effects

Mild sensitivity after placement (usually temporary)
Rare: crown loosening if not maintained
Possible gum irritation initially

Before & After Care

Before: Inform dentist about existing dental/medical history
After: Avoid hard or sticky foods for first few days
Brush and floss regularly to maintain crown health
Schedule routine dental visits for check-ups

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do ceramic crowns last? With proper care, ceramic crowns can last 10–15 years or longer.

Do ceramic crowns look natural? Yes. They are color-matched to blend with your natural teeth.

Is the procedure painful? No. It’s done under local anesthesia, and discomfort is minimal.

Can crowns break? They are strong but can chip if exposed to extreme force (like biting ice).

Do I need special care? No special care required, just maintain regular oral hygiene and check-ups.