How to Install a Dental Crown and Its Prices at The Dental Center

Dental crown installation, most people need to maintain their teeth completely after treatment from damage, decay and other problems, and in order not to repeat these problems, medical solutions are resorted to that protect the tooth and preserve it after the treatment period.

Through this article, we will talk about the dental crown as one of the ways that preserve the teeth after treating them, and it also revolves around information related to crowns.

Dental crown installation

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The dental crown is one of the structures used to cover and wrap the tooth affected after treating it from caries or decay, as it works to restore the shape of the teeth and is chosen in the appropriate color for natural teeth.

This type is called dental crowns, as it is installed as a reinforcement for the damaged tooth after treating it, and this is because the tooth is in a state of weakness and prone to breaking due to medical interventions and pressure on it, which is why the dental crown is placed, and in other cases it is installed just to give an aesthetic appearance shape, especially for the front teeth.

How does a natural dental crown look?

The crown is one of the important steps after the medical procedures that treat damaged teeth, as it covers the tooth and protects it from any damage again.

In order for the dental crown to appear naturally, the appropriate crown must be chosen for your health condition in order to obtain an effective and successful result. In order for this to happen, the doctor must determine several factors: the size and size of the crown, the appropriate color for your teeth, the number of teeth that will appear when smiling, the location of gum tissues.

How to install a dental crown

The steps of installing dental crowns must be taken carefully and carefully in order to reach effective results, and so that no recurrence of other problems with the teeth occurs, this is done in one or more sessions, and these steps include the following:

• Good and thorough examination of the tooth on which the crown is to be installed, and it is better to do X-rays to make sure there are no problems that may need other treatments, then make an accurate mold of the diseased teeth.
• After that, part of the natural tooth is cooled or removed so that its size and dimensions fit with the crown to be installed.
• Any type of bacteria or decay is also removed, and if the doctor needs support for the crown, he builds the tooth pulp.
• A crown is manufactured the same size and dimensions as the natural tooth so that it can be installed temporarily until the permanent crown is finished, and this will take two weeks or more.
• When the temporary crown is installed, some things must be avoided such as chewing hard or sticky foods and staying away from drinking cold or hot drinks that may cause sensitivity.
• And after the permanent crown is finished, the tooth is examined and some medical interventions are introduced if necessary.
• After that, the crown is installed for the patient after making sure of its correct shape and position.
• The permanent crown can be obtained in just one session, but this depends on your choice of the appropriate medical center that includes accurate and high quality techniques and devices.

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Complications of dental crown procedure

Some complications or side effects may occur after installing the crown, and this is due to several reasons that lead to complications of the dental crown procedure during the coming lines:

• There are some types used in crowns that may be prone to erosion or cracking easily, especially types made of porcelain material, and in this case you must go to the doctor so that the crown can be repaired or cannot be repaired and this depends on the type of crown.
• Teeth are exposed to sensitivity at temperatures or cold, and in this case you must tell your doctor so that the position of the crown is changed, especially if you suffer from severe sensitivity.
• Sometimes the use of a metal crown for some cases causes sensitivity due to the metal in it.
• In some cases, the material fixing the crown is weak and over time leads to the crown falling off easily, and in this case you must contact your doctor if you feel the crown is not stable or loose.
• If you feel redness around the gum area or bleeding in it, you must go back to your doctor because in this case you may have gingivitis.

Advantages of dental crown installation

The dental crown is one of the necessary structures that are commonly used inside medical centers, and this is due to the presence of a set of advantages that it enjoys, which we will present during the following points:

• After the teeth affected by caries or damage have been treated, the installation of the crown supports and strengthens the weak teeth and protects them from external factors and fractures.
• Restoring the external shape of broken or damaged teeth.
• It works to coat severely deformed teeth completely.
• It protects aesthetic fillings that have been installed on the affected tooth, and also fixes bridges firmly in place.
• It gives teeth an aesthetic shape the same as natural teeth.
• After tooth implantation surgery, the crown is used as a support to protect the tooth after treating it so that it is not damaged.

Pediatric dental crowns for children

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This type of crown is installed for children in order to protect severely decayed teeth after completing their treatment so that no damage occurs again, and it also works to protect the filling that has been installed on the affected tooth.

As for children who find it difficult to clean their mouth or teeth, this may lead to severe decay over time. In this case, the crown is used to protect children exposed to this.

Caring for the dental crown

Despite the presence of several advantages of the dental crown, there are some defects that may appear after installation or after a long time, or there are defects that are generally in the crown depending on the materials used in it, and there is a question that many people ask: Is it possible to prevent defects in the dental crown?

Yes, it is possible to follow several steps or methods after performing the crown installation in order to preserve it for a long period of time lasting for years and prevent its defects, and methods of caring for it include the following:

• It is necessary to take care of the teeth and clean them constantly by using the appropriate brush for you.
• And if you suffer from tooth sensitivity to temperature or cold, you should use appropriate anti-sensitivity paste.
• Avoid eating hard or sticky foods that lead to the crown falling off or being exposed to breaking and cracking.
• It is best to use dental floss daily, and when using it, it must be handled carefully and accurately, i.e. moving the thread from the side of the tooth and not upwards, as this may lead to the crown moving from its place.
• Deal with the temporary crown to be installed with great care and accuracy until the permanent crown is finished.
• In case the temporary crown breaks or falls off, the doctor must be informed so that it can be reinstalled or a new crown can be placed.
• Choosing the doctor or medical center for installation with great care and accuracy, and the doctor has good experience and competence in performing crown installation.

When do you need a dental crown?

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There are some cases that need to install a dental crown, including:

• People who have undergone dental implants, so the crown must be installed after completing the operation in order to preserve the teeth after repairing them.
• In cases where there are severely affected spots or yellowing in the overall appearance, the crown is installed here to give teeth an aesthetic appearance.
• When part of one or more teeth is lost, the crown is installed to compensate for the damaged part and protect it.
• In cases where root canal treatment is done, the crown must be installed to support and strengthen the teeth after the medical interventions to treat them.
• When you want to treat cracks or cracks in the teeth and protect them.

What are the types of dental crowns?

There are four types of dental crowns, each with its own function and purpose for which it is installed to treat certain matters for each case, and these types include the following:

• Permanent dental crown

This type contains strong, rigid materials that are difficult to break or fall off easily, which leads to the stability of the crown for a long period of time. The permanent crown is placed on weak teeth prone to damage or erosion as it protects them from external factors and fractures.

• Temporary dental crown

This type of crown is fixed with an adhesive material that is easily removable because it is installed temporarily for a period of up to two weeks or less. This is in cases of performing dental implants or making dental bridges where it is temporarily fixed.

• One day dental crown

This type is manufactured in just one day, and this is through modern technology such as CAD/CAM and digital dental printer.

• 3/4 dental crown

This type is used to coat or cover only a specific part of the teeth.

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Dental crown installation prices

The cost and price of the dental crown are determined according to several factors, including the type of materials and raw materials used, the health condition of the teeth, the doctor’s efficiency and experience when performing crown installation, and also the techniques used to manufacture the crown.

• The price of installing a dental crown starts from 2000 Egyptian pounds to 4000 Egyptian pounds for one tooth only.
• As for the price of a dental crown made of porcelain, it ranges between 2000 Egyptian pounds to 3000 Egyptian pounds.
• The price of a zirconia dental crown starts from 4000 Egyptian pounds to 6000 Egyptian pounds.

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The best dental clinics in Egypt

The Dental Care Center is one of the best known centers for performing all dental procedures in all governorates of Egypt, and also that it is one of the best centers where therapeutic or cosmetic procedures related to teeth are performed.

This is because it includes a group of specialized doctors with experience and competence in performing all specialties, whether it is fixed and removable dental appliances or different filling operations, children’s tooth treatment and cosmetics department, and other sections related to teeth.

Our Dental Care Center also contains modern devices and techniques that lead to global and satisfactory results for all cases, in addition to the medical services provided to patients at the highest level of quality, as well as continuous care for the patient’s condition even after the treatment period.

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Causes of toothache under the crown

Some side effects or damage may occur after installing the crown, and this is due to several reasons that lead to toothache under the crown after its installation, which is why we will present them through the following points:

• Damage or infection occurs under the crown and bacteria spreads.
• Pressure on the gums or their recession between the crown, which leads to severe inflammation of the gums.
• In some cases, the nerve and roots are not completely treated before the filling and crown are placed, which leads to feeling pain in the molar.
• Fracture or erosion of the teeth causes pain.
• Decay in the teeth is not completely treated, and this is the most common cause of pain.

Can a dental crown be removed?

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It is important to install the crown after procedures related to treating damaged and decayed teeth, in order to preserve and protect them from any damage or further injury.

Yes, the dental crown can be removed when there is gum inflammation and severe swelling, and this is under the supervision of the doctor regarding your condition.