Restorative Dentistry

Zirconia Crown

A strong and highly aesthetic option to restore damaged teeth. Zirconia crowns provide durability, natural appearance, and long-lasting protection for your smile.

Ideal for: Root canal treated, broken, or misshaped teeth

Comfort: Painless procedure with local anesthesia

Sessions: 2 visits (preparation & final placement)

Aftercare: Maintain oral hygiene and regular check-ups

Definition

A Zirconia Crown is a type of dental crown made from zirconium dioxide, a very strong ceramic material. It combines excellent strength with a natural tooth-like look, making it an ideal choice for restoring both front and back teeth.

Before & After Results

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Symptoms / When is it Needed?

Teeth weakened after root canal treatment
Cracked, broken, or fractured teeth
Severe tooth decay requiring strong restoration
Cosmetic concerns like discoloration or misshaped teeth
Patients looking for a long-lasting crown option

Treatment Process (Simple Steps)

Exam & Preparation: Tooth reshaped for crown placement
Impression/Scan: Taken to design custom zirconia crown
Temporary Crown: Protects the tooth during fabrication
Final Crown Placement: Zirconia crown bonded permanently
Adjustments: Bite checked and crown polished for comfort

Typical Duration: 2 visits across 1–2 weeks.

Benefits

Extremely strong and fracture-resistant
Matches natural tooth color for excellent aesthetics
Biocompatible and safe for gums
Long-lasting with proper care
Suitable for both front and back teeth

Possible Side Effects

Temporary sensitivity after placement
Rare: crown loosening if not maintained properly
Minor gum irritation initially

Before & After Care

Before: Inform dentist about dental history and habits
After: Avoid chewing very hard foods (ice, nuts) immediately
Brush and floss daily to maintain crown health
Regular dental visits for long-term success

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do zirconia crowns last? With good care, they can last 15–20 years or more.

Are zirconia crowns better than ceramic crowns? Yes, they are stronger and more durable, while still looking natural.

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

Do zirconia crowns look natural? Yes, they are designed to blend seamlessly with natural teeth.

Can zirconia crowns break? They are very strong, but like natural teeth, extreme force can still cause damage.