Dental Crowns & Bridges
Crowns and bridges can help you if you have decayed, fractured, damaged, or missing teeth. They can mimic the appearance of your natural teeth, helping your smile look whole and healthy again. And they’re a long-lasting solution. We can improve the appearance of your smile and make it easier for you to eat with crowns and bridges that fit your lifestyle. The best part? sorriso ezmerli can provide this treatment fast and efficiently in our dental office, fitting conveniently into your schedule.
Dental Crowns & Bridges
When you need a bridge or a dental crown, you want fast, efficient service and treatment that works for your schedule and budget. Crowns and bridges are typically used for patients with decayed, fractured, damaged, or missing teeth, and they can make your smile look whole and healthy again. Since they mimic the appearance of your original teeth, you can expect long-lasting correction of your dental issues. We can improve the appearance of your smile and make it easier for you to eat with crowns and bridges that fit your lifestyle.
Dental Crowns
Your gums do more than just frame your teeth—they help secure them in place and protect their roots. When gums shrink or pull away from your teeth, it’s called gum recession. This condition not only affects the appearance of your smile but also exposes the roots of your teeth, increasing the risk of oral health issues.
Dental Bridges
Bridges are another option for people who want to restore their smile and ability to eat certain foods more easily. Bridges are used to fill in where original teeth are missing, and can be used for a single tooth or in an area where several teeth have been lost or removed. Dental bridges are cemented to the supporting teeth or fixed onto a dental implant that has been placed next to the area from which the teeth are missing
Guarding Your Permanent Restoration
Your crown or bridge completes your treatment. Discover our simple care protocol to protect your restoration, maintain bite comfort, and ensure long-term durability...
What to Expect from A Dental Bridge
What to Expect from a Dental Bridge
Dental bridges may take more than one visit to complete, but they are well worth it to restore proper functionality to your mouth. When a bridge is fitted correctly and everything is in order, the bridge is permanently cemented to the teeth around it so you can rely on it to remain strong and stable. The area around the bridge may be sensitive to temperature and pressure for a few days, but that will fade over time. How long your dental bridge lasts depends on the kind of care it receives as well as the quality of the material it is made from.
We are dedicated to making sure we use only quality material in our dental bridges, so you can expect yours to last for years to come. Taking good care of it is also important, though, and you will want to focus on regular exams and cleanings to make sure your bridge is holding up well. Any problems with it are much easier to handle when they are caught and corrected early.
Crowns & Prosthetics Frequently asked questions
Will a crown feel strange?
At first, a mild unfamiliar sensation is normal.
A properly made crown should feel like part of you within a few days.
If the strange feeling persists, it usually means something is off—bite alignment, margins, or design.
A successful crown is one you stop noticing completely.
Can a tooth decay under a crown?
Yes, if the crown is not sealed properly or if the tooth was not prepared correctly.
Decay under crowns usually happens because of:
- Poor margins
- Or inadequate oral hygiene
A crown is not a magic shield. It protects only when executed correctly.
Why do some crowns fall off?
Usually due to:
- Improper tooth preparation
- Incorrect cement selection
- Excessive bite pressure
A crown falling off is not bad luck—it’s the result of a flaw in one of the steps.
Does the tooth need heavy shaving?
No if the treatment plan is correct.
Modern dentistry aims to preserve as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Excessive reduction often results from choosing the wrong crown type from the start.
How do I know if my crown isn’t right?
If it:
- Traps food
- Irritates the gums
- Causes pressure
- Looks unnatural
These are signs that something needs correction.