Stains on crowns can be caused by acidic foods like tomatoes, alcohol or cigarette smoke. While these stains might hold up to regular brushing and flossing, they cannot penetrate the tough surface of a crown and will likely be solved by a regular, professional dental cleaning. How do I keepRead More →
Research suggests that you can get a reliable restoration of your tooth with a crown installed using the CEREC system. As other research notes, these types of crowns tend to be sturdy and resist abrasion, making them more likely to last. Is CEREC crown more expensive? Don’t Typically Cost MuchRead More →
Here are the signs of a tooth crown infection: Redness at or around the site of the crown placement. Gum infection / Swelling of the gums or jaw around the area that now has the crown. Tenderness or pain around the crown. What does it mean when a crowned toothRead More →