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Restore Your Teeth with Long-Lasting Dental Crowns and Bridges

  • Natural looking smile enhancements
  • No worries while eating, speaking
  • Comfortable dental procedure
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Restore Your Teeth with Long-Lasting Dental Crowns and Bridges

  • Natural looking smile enhancements
  • No worries while eating, speaking
  • Comfortable dental procedure

Common situations where dental crowns & Bridges are typically required

1. Severe tooth decay: When a tooth is really damaged or has a lot of decay, a dental crown is used to fix it and make it strong again.

2. Cracked or fractured teeth: Teeth with cracks or fractures may require crowns to provide strength, support, and protection against further damage.

3. Root canal treatment: After a root canal treatment, the tooth becomes weaker and needs a crown to support and protect it.

4. Missing teeth: Dental bridges are used to replace missing teeth when there are gaps in the mouth.

5. Preventing tooth movement: Empty spaces created by missing teeth can cause the surrounding teeth to shift or tilt, leading to bite misalignment.

Dental Crown & Bridges Process:

Step 1: Consultation and Examination

When you visit our clinic for a dental crown or bridge, we will begin by conducting a thorough examination of your teeth and gums.

We will discuss your concerns, evaluate the condition of the affected teeth, and determine whether a crown or bridge is the most suitable solution for you.

Step 2. Tooth preparation

If a dental crown is needed, we will first prepare the tooth by removing any decay or damaged portions. We will then reshape the tooth to create a stable foundation for the crown.

In the case of a dental bridge, the adjacent teeth to the missing tooth or teeth will be prepared similarly.

Step 3: Impression and Temporary Restoration

Next, we will take an impression of the prepared tooth or teeth, as well as the surrounding area. This impression will serve as a model for the dental laboratory to create your custom crown or bridge.

While the permanent restoration is being fabricated, we will provide you with a temporary crown or bridge to protect the prepared teeth.

Step 4: Custom Fabrication

At our clinic, we work closely with a dental laboratory to craft your permanent crown or bridge. Highly skilled technicians will use the impression we provided to create a restoration that matches the shape, size, and color of your natural teeth. This process typically takes a couple of weeks.

Step 5: Placement of the Crown or Bridge

Once your permanent crown or bridge is ready, we will schedule a follow-up appointment. During this visit, we will remove the temporary restoration and carefully place the permanent crown or bridge onto the prepared tooth or teeth.

We will ensure that the fit is comfortable and that your bite is properly aligned. Once everything is in place, we will bond the restoration securely using dental cement.

Common types of dental bridges

Traditional Bridge
Implant-Supported Bridge
Maryland Bridge

Read What Our Patients Are Saying

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I recently had a broken tooth that required fixing, and I must say, the experience was excellent. Moreover, we've chosen this same dentist to take care of my 2-year-old son's dental treatments. Next week, I'll be going in for a wisdom tooth extraction. We are really grateful to have found such a skilled and caring family dentist.

Pranita Jogdand

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5/5

Had some serious issue with my Teeth and returned midway from my international travel. Dr. Sagar, Immediately understood the problem and treated it very well. I have been at visiting him for various procedures from Crown & Cleaning, Extraction, Filling, etc. The treatment was always up to the mark and as per expectations.

Ajinkya Shinde

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5/5

I recently had a broken tooth that required fixing, and I must say, the experience was excellent. Moreover, we've chosen this same dentist to take care of my 2-year-old son's dental treatments. Next week, I'll be going in for a wisdom tooth extraction. We are really grateful to have found such a skilled and caring family dentist.

Pranita Jogdand

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Meet Our Dentists

Dr. Sagar Patil

MDS (orthodontics & dentofacial orthopedics)

Dr. Shivani Patil

BDS (MUHS Nashik)

Frequently Asked Questions

Dental crowns are caps that cover damaged teeth to make them strong and healthy again. Dental bridges are used to replace missing teeth. They have fake teeth attached to them, which fill the gaps and look natural.

With good care, dental crowns and bridges can last between 5 and 15 years or even longer. Taking care of them and visiting the dentist regularly are important for their longevity.

No, getting dental crowns and bridges is not painful. The dentist will make sure you don’t feel any pain by numbing the area with local anesthesia. You may feel some sensitivity or discomfort temporarily afterward, but it goes away quickly.

It usually takes two visits to the dentist to get dental crowns or bridges. In the first visit, the dentist prepares your teeth, takes impressions, and puts temporary restorations. In the second visit, they fit and attach the permanent crowns or bridges.

Yes, if dental crowns or bridges wear down, become loose, or need improvements, they can be replaced. Your dentist will evaluate the condition and suggest the best solutions.

No, dental crowns and bridges are designed to look like your natural teeth. They match the color, shape, and size of your other teeth, so they blend in and look natural when you talk or smile.

Dental crowns and bridges are made to restore normal function. Once you get used to them, they won’t significantly affect your ability to chew or speak. You should be able to eat and speak comfortably.

No, traditional teeth whitening methods won’t work on dental crowns or bridges. If you want a whiter smile, it’s best to discuss whitening options with your dentist before getting crowns or bridges.

While the crowns and bridges themselves cannot get cavities, the teeth underneath and the gums can still develop cavities or gum disease. Maintaining good oral hygiene by brushing, flossing, and visiting the dentist regularly is important to protect your natural teeth and gums.

Dental crowns and bridges are long-lasting but may need replacement over time due to wear and changes in your dental health. With proper care and regular dental check-ups, they can provide functional and aesthetic benefits for many years.

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