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Title: Dental Crowns by Las Vegas Preferred Family Dentistry


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Dental Crowns by Las Vegas Preferred
Family Dentistry
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Our teeth are made of two sections. One is the
root which is embedded within our jaw bone and
the other part is the coronal part which is what
we use to chew with.
During a check-up at Las Vegas Preferred Family
Dentistry, if our dentist sees that you are in
need of a dental crowns, that means that the
coronal portion of the tooth has somehow become
compromised and is in need of protection. A crown
will give the tooth the protection it needs.
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Reasons for Dental Crowns
  • Fracturing large parts of the tooth while eating
    . This normally happens when the tooth is already
    decayed. In this case the tooth is weak and ready
    to break off with chewing. Often times you may
    experience that when you are eating parts of your
    tooth are breaking off even when you are eating
    soft foods. This is due to having the decayed
    parts of your tooth slowly chipping off. In this
    case see your dentist as soon as possible to
    prevent further fractures and possibly extraction
    of the tooth.

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  • Large portions of the tooth has decayed but not
    yet broken. This case can only be diagnosed by
    our Las Vegas dentist before the tooth finally
    fractures off. This is why it is so important to
    visit our dentist regularly for checkups.
    Sometimes the decayed portion is so large that
    placing a filling is no longer adequate and a
    crown will be needed. If a filling is placed
    instead of a crown it is more likely to break off
    with function.
  • After getting a root canal therapy a crown is
    needed to protect the tooth from fracturing since
    the tooth is now very brittle. With a root canal
    the nerve and blood supply to the tooth has been
    removed and this causes the tooth to become
    easily breakable. This is why after a root canal
    is completed a crown is needed as soon as
    possible to protect the tooth from breaking, in
    which case an extraction will be necessary.

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Sometimes for cosmetic reasons we need to utilize
crowns. Our smile line is very important to us
and we are constantly aware of the way our teeth
look in the front. The color, shape and position
of the front teeth are all factors in which
determine our smile line. Crowns may be needed to
correct discrepancies or to correct
discoloration. Most discolorations can be removed
with proper cleaning and whitening, but some
deeper stains such as tetracycline stains are not
always possible to remove with whitening. In this
case the deeper stains can only be masked with
crowns or veneers. The position of the teeth are
also important and the more severe discrepancies
are in need of orthodontic treatment, but in many
cases the position of a tooth can be altered by
using crowns to improve the esthetics.
  • Trauma or accidents mostly affecting the front
    teeth can sometimes cause large fractures in the
    teeth. In these cases crowns are necessary to
    restore the affected teeth to their original
    shape.

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Crowns are made of different materials. Some are
made fully with porcelain which works well for
the front teeth where esthetics is important.
Some are made of a combination of metals and are
coated with porcelain, these are called PFM
crowns. Some are made of only metals such as gold
or a combination of precious or non precious
metals. You have the option to choose which type
works well for you with the help and guidance of
Dr. Jafarifar.
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Dental Crowns
  • Dr. Jafarifar will start by anesthetizing the
    affected tooth.
  • After proper isolation of the tooth, for your
    comfort and safety, Dr. Jafarifar will prepare
    the tooth using a series of burs. The decayed
    portions of the tooth will be removed and
    replaced with a composite material, this step is
    called the crown buildup. Then the tooth will be
    reduced in size to make enough room for a crown
    to be cemented on. The different types of crown
    material s will be discussed with your so you can
    choose what works best for you.

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  • After the preparation has been completed an
    impression of the tooth will be made which is
    used by the laboratory to construct your
    customized crown.
  • At the end of your appointment you will receive a
    temporary crown to protect your tooth while the
    final crown is being constructed. At this point
    you will be given the chance to choose the color
    of your future crown with the help of Dr.
    Jafarifar. In some cases which the esthetics is
    extremely important the lab technicians may need
    to choose custom shades to perfect your smile.
  • The lab usually needs about 2 weeks to finalize
    the crown.
  • The crown seating appointment is very short and
    simple. The temporary crown is simply removed and
    the final crown will be cemented on to your
    tooth. Some minor adjustments may be needed at
    this time to perfect the fit of the crown.

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  • The lab usually needs about 2 weeks to finalize
    the crown.
  • The crown seating appointment is very short and
    simple. The temporary crown is simply removed and
    the final crown will be cemented on to your
    tooth. Some minor adjustments may be needed at
    this time to perfect the fit of the crown.

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