Crowns and Bridges

Dental Crowns or “caps” as some call them, are custom-made covers for teeth that have had a root canal (leaving very little tooth structure), cracked or weakened teeth or teeth that are so decayed that a regular filling isn’t sufficient.A weakened tooth structure can be restored to its original strength via a Crown/ Onlay/ Inlay for its optimum function. We your dentists at Precious 32 Dental Clinic Gurgaon assesses the affected tooth structure, explains the facts, and decides what's best for your tooth whether it’s a metal or metal free restoration.

How long does it last?

Your crown should last many years with proper oral hygiene and routine dental examinations and cleanings.

Want to Know More?

Again, there are many options for enhancing and restoring your teeth in today’s advanced digital dental environment. The one way to know for sure is to discuss your concerns and explore all available options. Along with various design options, materials like Zirconia and Emax provides us with more aesthetic outcomes. We’re standing by, just waiting for your call!

Dental Bridge

Do you have a gap in your mouth due to a missing tooth and dental implant isn’t suiting to your pocket? Does it make you self-conscious because others can see it when you smile? What if you could get it fixed? Wouldn’t that be a tremendous confidence booster?Give us a call and we’ll be happy to schedule an appointment for you so the doctor can take a look at that space and recommend treatment options.

What is a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is made up of crowns on either side of missing teeth connected to an artificial tooth, called pontic, in the middle. These teeth form the "bridge" that is matched to the color of your teeth and then cemented into place to provide a permanent solution to your missing tooth dilemma!

What’s the Procedure?

An impression is taken so that the bridge will fit exactly into the space and blend perfectly with your existing teeth. The first visit ends with the insertion of a temporary bridge to protect the area until the permanent bridge is ready.

At your next and final visit, the permanent bridge is cemented into place and you’re all set! If you take care to practice good oral hygiene and maintain your proper dental cleaning and examination schedule, your new bridge should last for a good many years, providing you with a winning smile and a gigantic confidence boost.