Best Female Dentist For Crown & Bridges in Karachi

The repair of a dental crown depends on the kind of damage and the material you opted for, if it’s repairable then it will be repaired by your Dental Crown Doctor, if it’s not then don’t worry. You can always opt for a better one.

Not at all. Our Dental Crown Specialists at Zia Dental Care, make sure your procedures are conducted soundly and easily so that you feel no pain at all.

Yes, a dental crown can be removed easily by a Dental Crown Doctor. The dental crowns that are installed to protect a root canal are in most cases removed when the root canal is healed and your actual tooth is ready to be used.

If you are looking to get a dental crown or bridge then your first choice should be Zia Dental Care, as we offer the best and the safest services at the best prices for all our patients.

So call now and Book an Appointment before your teeth rot out.

A dental crown is a cover or a cap that is placed over your tooth to protect it.
This tooth cap, restores the shape and strength of your tooth making it look aesthetically pleasing.
The tooth crown will cover all the visible portions of your tooth, protecting it from further damage.

A dental crown or a tooth cap is mainly used to repair your damaged tooth.
The tooth structure can be weakened by tooth decay or tooth filling.
A Dentist may recommend a dental crown for a number of reasons, such as;
1. Discolored or broken tooth that looks unappealing.
2. Protect a weak tooth from further damage.
3. Cover a Dental Implant.
4. Cover a restored tooth that lacks supporting structure.
5. Cover a root canal-treated tooth.
6. Support a dental bridge.
7. Excessive tooth wear due to abrasion or erosion.

Dental crowns are available in different types of materials such as;
1. Porcelain or All-Ceramic Crown: These dental crowns provide the best color match and preferred in aesthetic zones of the mouth such as front teeth. People who have metal allergies can opt for such crowns. However, they are not very strong and can wear off soon.
2. Metal Crown: The material used in such a dental crown can be Palladium, Gold, Nickel, or Chromium. They can last longer as they don’t wear off and are strong enough. They can withstand strong biting forces and are therefore a good choice for Molars.
3. Porcelain-fused-to-metal Crown: These tooth crowns are the gold standard for retreated teeth. They have strong metal beneath the porcelain layer which makes them more durable as compared to All Porcelain crowns in the aspect of aesthetics issues. They’re preferred because they can easily match your adjacent teeth.
4. All Resin Crown: They are the least expensive among all and can easily wear off and break with time.
5. Pressed Ceramic Crowns: These crowns have a hard inner core. Such crowns are capped with porcelain which makes them aesthetically pleasing because of the natural color. Pressed ceramic crowns are long-lasting as compared to all-porcelain crowns.

Do you want a more conservative crown?
An onlay is a more conservative approach as compared to crowns. It covers 3/4th of your crown as compared to the dental crown which covers your whole underlying tooth.
With the preparation of onlays, less tooth structure needs to be removed, which makes this approach less aggressive. They are less expensive and more conservative than the crown.
An inlay is another form of indirect restoration. It is the most conservative approach towards dental restoration. It covers a minimal part of the tooth.

Do you want a more aesthetically pleasing crown?
Are you concerned about your appearance while getting a tooth cap?
Dental Zirconia is a powdered form of zirconium that makes the dental crown most durable and strongest among all other types.
These crowns are generally preferred because of their natural color and extreme durability. They are the material of choice for molar crowns where grinding and biting forces are maximum. They are also widely used in aesthetic zones.
Zirconia crowns have become widely popular because of their easy and less time-consuming cementation. It is usually completed in one visit as compared to other crowns that take time to manufacture. These dental crowns last longer than other crowns because they are highly resistant. They provide many natural results and are therefore highly compatible with teeth and gums. Zirconia crowns are not recommended in case of a deep cavity as they may break. Such crowns are costly as compared to other crowns but are suitable for long-term use.

The Cost of a Dental Crown may vary with the different kinds of materials used and the preparation required.
In our Clinic, we suggest a Dental Crown that is best and aesthetically pleasing for you.

1. Dental Crowns can help you avoid many other Dental Procedures.
2. Dental Crowns are custom made to match your smile and to give it a natural appearance.
3. Dental crowns over large cavities in a tooth can save you from Root Canal later.
4. Crowns don’t move or fall out like Dentures as they are fixed.
5. A Crown may last about 10 to 15 years depending on your oral hygiene.

A Dental Bridge is placed when a patient has one or more teeth missing. This bridge fills the space leftover and replaces the missing tooth.
These fake teeth look and function like your real teeth.
An artificial tooth takes support from the adjacent abutments (your real teeth on sides) and fills the gap, restoring your bite.
If you have many teeth missing and your teeth cannot be replaced by a bridge, Our Dentist may recommend you Denture instead.
A bridge is mostly made from porcelain and attached to metal for support. It can also be made up of ceramic to best mimic the real teeth. Mostly it is made up of ceramic for the aesthetics concern.

Your Dentist may only recommend a dental bridge when you have abutment teeth for support. They may also recommend you a bridge if you cannot have an Implant because of a medical condition. A patient may need a dental bridge after a Tooth Extraction or mainly tooth loss due to;
1. A trauma or an injury to your existing tooth.
2. Tooth decay that cannot be treated.
3. If a patient has a medical condition and is on medications that impede Implant healing.
4. Old age
5. A Periodontal Disease that interferes with the healing process.

A Dental Bridge restores your smile and bites that are affected after that tooth loss. These Dental Bridges look natural because of their porcelain or ceramic nature that best imitates a natural tooth. When your teeth are lost and not replaced, your face looks old and your chin moves forward. This is mainly because your bone shrinks after a tooth loss. To replace the missing tooth, your remaining teeth try to maintain the bite and drift out of their positions in order to change the bite. Your mouth loses its actual shape and pouches are created on the sides of your jaws. You may also suffer from sores around the corners of your mouth. In order to prevent this facial collapse, a dental bridge is necessary. Imagine how would you look with drooping skin and mouth?
A missing tooth is a serious issue as when your remaining teeth drift, they can possibly cause pain and damage. The drifted teeth are harder to clean, thereby promoting plaque accumulation and later tooth decay.

A dental crown is a cover or a cap that is placed over your tooth to protect it. This tooth cap, restores the shape and strength of your tooth making it look aesthetically pleasing. The crown will cover all your visible portion of your tooth, protecting it from further damage.

A dental crown can last from 10 to 15 years on average. The life of a dental crown depends on your oral hygiene practices and your mouth habits. A crown won’t last long if you have clenching and grinding habits or even if you bite very hard objects often.

Temporary dental crowns that are placed while your permanent crown is getting ready are not much resistant and durable.
They can easily break off with pressure.
Dentists suggest that you need to take some precautions for a temporary crown, such as;
1. Avoid chewing and biting hard foods.
2. Floss properly to avoid plaque buildup.
3. Clean your crown properly while brushing.
4. Avoid sticky and chewy foods as they may easily pull off your temporary crown, damaging the underlying tooth structure

Dental crowns are not painful at all. The procedure is done under local anesthetic therefore you may not experience any sort of discomfort during the treatment.

Zirconia crowns are smooth and are therefore not easily stained with any food items

Dental bridges are restorative structures used to replace missing teeth that may have been lost to trauma, dental decay, extraction, or age. During the procedure, your dentist will use dental crowns to bridge the space between the teeth you may be missing.

Dental bridges usually don’t hurt. In fact, when your dentist starts to prepare your tooth for a bridge, he/she will administer local anesthesia to numb the area. After the anesthesia wears off, you may experience some discomfort and sensitivity, but over-the-counter pain medication may be all you need to feel better.
If you have severe pain, contact your dentist right away because this isn’t normal.

Bridges are an excellent solution to replace missing teeth in order to restore your smile, improve the appearance and support for the shape of your face. They also help with eating and speaking and can prevent other teeth from drifting out of position in order to maintain the bite.

Bridges do not require a lot of additional care over and above good brushing and flossing. The most difficult part of maintaining a bridge is to adapt floss underneath the false tooth in order to keep that area clean.