Dental Crown - Benefits and Problems With
Dental crown's are performed by removing the outer surface of the tooth and then placing a cap that looks like a tooth on it the tooth stub.

These pictures of a broken dental crown gives you some idea what is looks like from the inside.
Dental fillings fill in a part of the tooth. A dental crown is like a giant custom made filling, that covers the entire visible part of the tooth. A dental crown creates a synthetic tooth surface.
Dental Crowns are Typically Recommended For
- Broken Teeth
- Excessively worn teeth
A dental crown is made in a laboratory or using high tech imaging technology to make a synthetic version of your natural tooth. Crowns will run you somewhere in the range of $600-1000 each.
Problems With Dental Crowns
There are a variety of problems that can occur with dental crowns. Firstly the tooth is suffocated. Imagine if you had a scratch on your skin. And as a solution, you put on a new layer of non-breathable skin on top of your skin? It would feel horrible. In the same way our teeth need to breathe due to miles of microscopic channels in each tooth.
The teeth have fluid flow in them, and a dental crown will suffocate this flow. It will make your tooth unhappy.
Another problem with dental crowns is that one has to usually sand away good tooth structure in order to make the crown fit properly. As a result, the remaining tooth is fairly weak. That is one reason why you hear of crowns breaking.
Tooth Remineralization and Dental Crowns
A dental crown does not heal your tooth from tooth decay. It simply hides the symptom of your bodies decomposition process. Many times the crowned tooth has the problems continue because the root cause of the tooth decay or oral health problem was not addressed.
Crowned teeth are difficult to heal and remineralize because they have been so traumatized and abused. They already were very unhealthy, that is usually why a crown was placed on it the first time.
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