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CEREC Same-Visit Dental Crowns and Bridges in Corona, CA

Couple showing off their smiles after same-visit crowns and bridges in Corona, CAAt Corona Dental Care, we are always researching new ways to enhance your dental care. Whether it’s new, natural-looking dental materials or technology like CEREC same-visit crowns and bridges, we make it a point to stay current with all the latest advances.

Why We Recommend Dental Crowns

If you break a tooth or get a cavity, a filling may be enough to repair the damage and allow you to chew on the tooth again. In some cases, however, a tooth is damaged in a way that a filling won’t protect it adequately. 

Some reasons our Corona dentists might recommend a crown are:

  • A cavity is too extensive for a tooth filling
  • A tooth is cracked or broken
  • A tooth needs extra protection after a root canal
  • A dental implant placed in your jaw needs a dental crown to restore function and appearance
  • As part of a dental bridge to hold the artificial tooth securely in place

The Health Benefits of Restoring Your Smile

Repairing a damaged tooth or replacing a missing tooth offers several health benefits.

Improved Function

You'll enjoy better chewing function when you restore your smile.

Bite Alignment

Restoring your teeth improves bite alignment and prevents tooth shifting.

Oral Health

It's easier to brush and floss teeth that are aligned, improving oral health.

Frequently Asked Questions

Because dental crowns have many important uses, we rely on the best materials and technologies to create lasting tooth crowns in Corona, CA. We also offer CEREC same-day dental crowns and bridges for your convenience. 

A dental crown is a cap that fits over a treated tooth. It is shaded and shaped to look like your natural teeth, and it serves various purposes, including:

  • Supporting a weak tooth or a tooth treated for root infection
  • Restoring a broken or damaged tooth to function
  • Concealing tooth flaws, including discoloration
  • Securing a restoration tooth between two healthy teeth (dental bridge)
  • Capping a dental implant post to restore a lost tooth

Fortunately, dental crowns don’t need special care, but healthy habits and regular dental care (as with untreated teeth) are crucial for their longevity. In other words, you should have dental checkups and teeth cleanings every six months. Additionally, it’s essential to brush and floss regularly.

You’ll also not want to use your crown as a tool to open a bottle or rip open a package.

Your dental crown can last up to 15 years or even for life with healthy habits and best practices!

Looking for Dental Crowns in Corona, CA

Your dentist near me offers quality dental crowns and is happy to welcome new patients into our dental practice. If you have a damaged tooth or an ill-fitting crown, give us a call today to arrange an appointment with our dentist.

When Is a Bridge Is the Right Choice?

 

An illustration of a dental bridge

We recommend a dental bridge to replace one or two missing teeth in the same spot in your mouth. A prosthetic bridge consists of an artificial tooth with a crown on either side of it. The artificial tooth sits in the open space, and the crowns are attached to adjacent teeth to support the bridge. 

To get a dental bridge, the crown teeth must be healthy and strong enough to support it. If they’re not, our dentists may recommend a dental implant or partial denture instead.

CEREC Same-Visit Crowns and Bridges

Crowns and bridges aren’t new, but what is new is CEREC technology that allows us to deliver beautiful restorations like crowns and bridges in just one appointment.

The traditional method for getting a crown or bridge typically required 2-3 dental appointments. The first required altering your tooth shape, taking messy impressions, then placing a temporary restoration. In about 2-3 weeks, when your new crown was ready, you had to return to your dentist’s office to remove the temporary and fit and place it on your tooth.

With CEREC, our dentists do everything in-house instead of using an outside lab. We take comfortable digital impressions of your tooth and design the crown or bridge using specialized computer software. Next, a milling machine that works like a 3-D printer creates your new restoration while you relax in our comfortable dental office. 

We then fit the new crown or bridge so you can chew on it comfortably and cement it securely in place. That’s it! After just one visit to our Corona dental office, you will walk out with your beautiful new tooth crown in place.

Same-visit CEREC crowns and bridges eliminate all the inconveniences associated with lab-made restorations:

  • No multiple visits
  • No multiple injections
  • No messy impressions
  • No temporaries

Meet Our Doctors:

Dr. Patel, a dentist in Corona, CA.

Dr. Rakesh Patel

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Dr. Shital Patel, a cosmetic dentist in Corona, CA.

Dr. Shital Patel

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Dr. Brock Lorenz, a periodontist in Corona, CA.

Dr. Brock Lorenz
Periodontist

Dr. Brock Lorenz grew up in Fairfax, Virginia, and graduated from Tulane University in New Orleans with a Bachelor of Science in Management. Dr. Lorenz has volunteered thousands of hours ...

Dr. Khalil, an Endodontist in Corona, CA

Dr. Michael Khalil
Endodontist

Dr. Michael Khalil specializes in endodontics (root canal therapy). He is very knowledgeable and skilled in the field of endodontics, and all of our patients are extremely pleased as he ...

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Do You Need a Same-Visit Crown or Bridge in Corona?

CEREC same-visit crowns and bridges are perfect, whether you are in a hurry or just don’t want the extra steps involved with lab-created restorations. If you have a decayed, broken, or missing tooth and want to learn more about CEREC, please call Corona Dental Care to schedule an appointment.

CEREC Same-Visit Crowns and Bridges Technology

Digital Impressions

By offering digital impressions, we do away with the messy and uncomfortable process you are probably familiar with. For you, it meant biting down on a large metal tray filled with cold, messy impression paste while fighting your gag reflex. For the dental team, the process didn’t always produce the level of detail needed and they would need to be repeated.

Instead, we use state-of-the-art digital imaging technology to take highly-accurate impressions of your teeth. There’s no need for any special material; instead, our dentists move a small, handheld digital camera that captures impressions of your teeth. The result is a virtual 3-D model of your teeth that our dentists then use to plan dental restorations like CEREC crowns, bridges, and dental veneers.

 

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