Dental Crowns & Bridges
Do decayed or broken teeth make you want to hide your smile? Do you feel self-conscious around others because of gaps in your smile left by missing teeth?
Broken, decayed, and missing teeth aren't healthy and also detract from your smile. The Cosmetic and Dental Implant Center provides high-quality, natural-looking dental crowns and bridges using only the finest materials.
Thanks to materials like porcelain and zirconia, we can offer aesthetic dental crowns that stabilize the broken tooth and blend seamlessly with your smile.
To learn more about natural-looking crowns and to schedule an appointment, call CDIC at one of our convenient dental offices in Huntington Beach, Brea, Placentia, or Cypress.
How a Dental Crown Protects a Tooth
Once a tooth is damaged, you'll likely experience further problems with it in the future because the foundation and the structure of the tooth have been compromised.
However, placing a dental crown on the damaged or broken tooth restores its structure and function. A porcelain dental crown, sometimes called a tooth cap, covers the entire tooth to strengthen and protect it while providing a natural, lifelike appearance.
Using advanced technology, our dentists carefully design your crown and work with top-quality custom dental labs that produce it to our specifications. The result is a beautiful, natural-looking restoration and the ability to eat, speak, and smile confidently again.
Benefits of Dental Crowns
Aesthetic dental crowns look great and are just as sturdy as a natural tooth. With your new crown in place, you won't have to worry about further damage to the tooth as long as you keep up with routine dental care and daily brushing and flossing.
If you have a tooth that has been damaged or is starting to decay, we recommend calling CDIC today to schedule an appointment. The longer you wait, the more likely you are to experience even further damage to the tooth.
We will schedule an appointment to see you promptly and restore your damaged tooth to get you back on the road to perfect oral health.
Dental Bridges Replace Missing Teeth
Most of us take pride in our appearance and often spend a lot of money to look our best. We want to feel confident when engaging with others, but nothing ruins a first impression faster than missing teeth. Even the most expensive outfit can't compensate for the impact that missing teeth have on your smile.
Bridges offer a solution by replacing missing teeth with a high-tech, natural-looking dental prosthetic. At the Cosmetic and Implant Center, we're committed to restoring your beautiful smile to its former glory!
How Do Dental Bridges Work?
Dental bridges are tooth replacements that look identical to natural teeth. This prosthetic is called a bridge because dental crowns are anchored to adjacent teeth for stability, and an artificial tooth fills the gap left by the missing tooth.
Bridges are extremely effective due to their ceramic structure. The material looks similar to tooth enamel, is resistant to discoloration and can withstand a wide temperature variation.
Why Should You Replace Missing Teeth?
Tooth loss creates an aesthetic problem because the gap in your smile detracts from your appearance, which affects your self-confidence; it creates a functional problem because it can affect your speech, and you can't eat and chew comfortably. Your teeth work together to spread chewing forces evenly, and even one missing tooth places additional stress on the remaining teeth that they weren't meant to withstand.
A gap in your smile also allows adjacent teeth to shift toward the open space, causing misalignment and crowding and even affecting your dental bite.
Natural-Looking Dental Bridges Complete Your Smile
Some people worry their new bridge won't look natural, but that's not the case! The prosthetic is indistinguishable from surrounding teeth, and the ceramic material is even more resistant to staining than natural tooth enamel.
Restore Your Smile with a Dental Crown or Bridge
Even if you enter with a frown, we guarantee you will exit with the greatest of smiles. We are eagerly awaiting your call!
You can reach our Huntington Beach office at (714) 968-2527, our Brea office at (714) 257-0330, our Placentia office at (714) 577-9070, or our Cypress dental office at (714) 761-2211.
