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What is a Dental Crown?
A crown is most often placed on a tooth where a filling, inlay or onlay would not sufficiently restore the tooth. This is usually on teeth which are already heavily restored with a filling which may be failing, are fractured, …
Dental Crowns – In Surgery Procedures
At a patients first appointment the dentist will prepare the tooth to receive a crown, this involves removal of cairies and potential fractured portions of a tooth, the
Posts and Cores for Crowns
If the natural crown of a tooth is too small to receive and retain a laboratory made crown, either due to fracture or because of large cairies being
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