Same-Day Crowns Artarmon
At Artarmon Dentists, our experienced team provides a broad array of options to address your dental needs. Over time, your teeth may become damaged from a variety of reasons. A trauma or accident is common. You may also experience a wearing down of your teeth over time due to ageing. If your oral health could use a boost, we have the solutions that are right for you.
Two options that our patients often use to restore their oral health are crowns and bridges. These restorative dentistry services can either strengthen a weakened tooth or replace missing teeth.
Crowns to Address Damaged Teeth
A crown is a tooth-shaped cap that is placed over an existing tooth that has a compromised structure or aesthetic defect. They restore the strength and function of your tooth. When you have a crown fitted over a compromised tooth, you won’t have to worry about it breaking down any further. It will have great stability.
You can enjoy all the foods you want without any concern when you restore your tooth with a crown. You won’t have to worry about anyone noticing the crown, either. It will be colour-matched to the rest of your teeth so that it blends in perfectly.
Dental Bridges to Fill a Gap
Just like the name indicates, a bridge spans the gap between teeth where other teeth have gone missing. They’re secured to the teeth that neighbour the gap. A bridge can be used to replace one missing tooth or a few in a row.
There are different materials available to create your bridge that will give varying results. You can choose to match your bridge to your natural teeth so that it fits in seamlessly with your smile. We’ll walk you through each option and what your results will be. Some bridges can be created with our CEREC machine, giving you the option of having it made on the day.
3D X-rays Available On-Site
Artarmon Dentists is proud to be a leader in technology. Some of the latest advancements in dentistry are about the making of dental crowns and are available at our clinic. 3D X-rays allow us to make the process quicker, precise and more comfortable for you. We will be able to see clear, detailed, three dimensional images of your teeth, as well as the bones and soft tissues that surround them.
Normally, you’d have to have moulds taken of your tooth that are sent to a laboratory to make your crown. The process would usually take a couple of weeks. With our technology, we’ll take a 3D digital scan of the tooth, then have it milled and printed in our CEREC machine. The process takes just minutes and can be done on the day of your visit.
Have you heard of a CEREC machine? It’s a versatile piece of equipment that can make your dental visits simplified and efficient. The CEREC machine uses our 3D scans to create your dental restoration such as a crown or bridge Artarmon. Once it has your information, it can fabricate the crown or bridge to exact specifications, removing the margin for error and ensuring a perfect fit.
At most dental offices, you’ll receive a temporary crown on your first visit and have to return later for a follow-up when you get your permanent crown. With the CEREC machine, the entire process is done in a single day. No return visit is necessary, making it more convenient for you.
Meet Our Dentist, Dr Nick Mehta
Dr Nick Mehta graduated with his dental qualification in 2004. Since that time, he has dedicated himself to constantly learning and growing. It’s his goal to ensure that his patients receive the best possible care, always given with a high degree of customer service. With the latest technology, we want to provide you with an efficient experience that exceeds your expectations.
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Are you ready to improve your oral health? Contact our team now to schedule your consultation for crowns and bridges Artarmon! If you do not have dental cover, we’ll be happy to arrange a payment plan with you.
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