Zirconium Crowns

                                                                Zirconium Crowns Treatment Overview

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Porcelain crowns with a metal alloy foundation have been used for many years, but because they lack the light transmission of real teeth, they give the patient a slightly grey appearance. Metal crowns can cause gums to grey over time and can also trigger allergic responses. Newer, healthier, and more effective materials have been identified in recent years, providing patients with a more acceptable end result.

As a result, zirconium, a tissue-friendly substance, is currently employed in dentistry. Zirconium coatings now have a strength comparable to that of the previously utilized metallic alloy. Because zirconium is translucent, does not cause gum discoloration, is non-allergic, and is corrosion resistant, it has become the material of choice for dental restorations.

 

Patients who want to improve the color of their teeth for a more attractive smile might consider zirconia crowns and bridges.
This material, on the other hand, is perfect for orthodontic treatment.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

When are zirconia crowns recommended?

•  Zirconia crowns are generally used for aesthetic reasons to create a perfect smile

•  To cover or replace teeth with severe discolouration resistant to ‘tooth whitening’ procedures

•  As a treatment for genetic tooth discolouration

•  To correct for ‘diastema,’ or crooked teeth, as an alternative to orthodontic treatment

•  To restore teeth with caries or that have been previously filled

•  To restore a deformed tooth

•  Can be used as a bridge or veneer for molars

•  As a front denture fixed to an implant, or implants

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How long will a zirconia crown last?

Zirconia crowns can last for many years if the patient commits to regular dental examinations. Natural teeth are living tissues that can distort over time owing to wear and diseases, but zirconia crowns are impervious to alteration. However, changes in the mouth structure later in life may necessitate the adaptation or replacement of the zirconia crown.

Will the replacement of the zirconia crown cause any damage to the natural tooth underneath?
When the crown is removed, the patient will not experience any discomfort, and the normal underlying tooth tissue will not be lost.

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What are the aesthetic benefits of zirconia crowns?

The crown will have the same natural appearance as the patient's existing natural teeth due to the zirconia material's light transmittance capabilities. The metallic basis of traditional porcelain crowns creates an opaque, dull, and unnatural aspect to the teeth, whereas light flows through the enamel of healthy teeth; zirconia crowns address these cosmetic concerns.

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Can zirconia be used for those who are allergic to metals?

Because there is no metal in a zirconia crown, it does not trigger allergic responses.

Do zirconia crowns cause discoloration in future?
The polished and smooth surface of zirconia crowns prevents plaque buildup and discoloration caused by tea, coffee, and smoking.

Will zirconia affect the sense of taste or cause bad breath?
The use of zirconia will have no negative effects on the patient's mouth.

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How is a zirconia crown attached?

The patient's natural tooth's surface is somewhat reduced. The surrounding gums may swell as a result of this. A dental impression is obtained when the swelling has subsided. A zirconia base is created in our in-house laboratory to match the color of the natural teeth. After that, the patient is given an appropriate trial. Final adjustments are made, polishing occurs, and the finished product is firmly bonded in place. The zirconia crown can thereafter be used as if it were a real tooth by the patient.

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How much tooth loss is required during the process?

The surface of the native tooth is ground down by around 1-2 mm, similar to the preparation for fitting a porcelain crown with a metal alloy base, with material loss slightly more than when installing a porcelain laminate.

Is the procedure painful?

The procedure is carried out under the influence of a local anesthetic.
To prevent sensitivity to cold or hot, a temporary crown is placed that matches the patient's natural teeth color.
During the operation, a few people may suffer slight tingling, but the procedure is normally finished without complications.

Are there any aesthetic problems experienced during treatment?
For the front teeth, a temporary zirconia crown will be placed in a comparable design to the ultimate permanent zirconia crown.
This temporary crown is constructed of acrylic and is not particularly sturdy; however, the color match and shape will be ideal.

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Is it likely that a zirconia crown can break or be dislodged?

In the event of severe or adverse force, zirconia crowns may crack or shatter; nonetheless, the risk of fracturing or cracking is similar to that of a natural tooth. Our clinic can help you with these issues. If the natural tooth underlying the zirconia crown decays, the crown may fall out. In such circumstances, the tooth is treated to the extent possible, and the crown is re-cemented.

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Can zirconia crowns be offered to people gingival disease?

After the gingival disease has been adequately treated, there is no reason not to place a zirconia crown.

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What is a Dental Crown?

One of the options for dental restoration is a crown, often known as a dental cap. Because it covers or encircles a tooth or dental implant, we call it a "dental cap." It will conceal the yellowed and chipped areas of your teeth. You can have a completely natural-looking tooth with high-quality materials and an expert dentist.

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Difference Between Veneers and Dental Crowns

Dental crowns come in a variety of styles, including veneers. Many people believe that both are the same, however this is not the case. They are functionally and structurally distinct.

Because the Veneer just covers the front surface of your teeth, it can be used to treat front tooth problems. Dental crowns, on the other hand, are a little different in that they cover the entire tooth and no one can tell the difference between your natural teeth and the artificial dental crown.

When compared to Veneers, Dental Crowns deliver higher aesthetic outcomes. Their functional qualities are also more precise than Veneer's. Dental crowns will not only conceal yellow stains or cracks in fractured teeth, but they will also provide your teeth more strength and allow you to chew and grind more effectively. Crowns and veneers both work well to improve the aesthetic appearance of teeth.

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What is full set of dental crowns?

A complete set of dental crowns comprises of 20-28 crown parts. The number of dental crowns you need is determined by the number of visible teeth you have and your overall oral health. If the patient has missing or diseased teeth, this surgery may require dental implants.

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Why Dental Crowns?

• You'd like to put a stop to the deterioration.

• You want your teeth to be stronger and more attractive.

• You have a huge cavity that is threatening your health.

• You're having trouble chewing and crushing your meals.
   

Our certified dentists in Turkey are extremely experienced in dealing with international patients.
We have a pleasant crew that are all English native speakers.
As a result, you will be able to communicate with them without difficulty.

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Advantages:

• Are appropriate for both front and back teeth

• Extremely durable (no easily breakable)

• Enhanced bonding (fewer chances of a crown falling away)

• Aids in the support of weakened teeth

• When compared to veneers, it is less expensive.

Disadvantages:

• Dental crowns have the following disadvantages:

• It's possible that you'll experience tooth sensitivity as a result of this.

• Procedure that cannot be reversed

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Who Needs Dental Crowns?

Dental crowns are a good option for anyone who wants to change their smile or who is tired of their discoloured and weak teeth.
It can help restore the functionality of a broken or worn tooth, as well as improve the appearance of a smile by filling gaps between teeth.

Also, persons who are allergic to metal caps can choose this alternative since we utilize a zirconium dental crown, which has anti-allergic qualities. As a result, it will prevent you from all dental issues. We have a devoted and experienced team of dentists that listen to your concerns and provide clinical guidance to help you get that beautiful smile.

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Dental Crown Types

The entire surface of the tooth is covered by a dental crown. To install the crown over the tooth, the tissue around it must be removed. The procedure cannot be undone once it has been completed. While crowns are not as conservative as veneers, they do adhere to the tooth better. It is difficult for a crown to fall off a tooth.

Dental crowns come in five different varieties.

1. Porcelain Fused to Metal Crown: These crowns have an average aesthetic appearance but are durable.

2. Porcelain Fused to Zirconia Crowns: They have a great look and are very durable.

3. Full Ceramic Crowns: They are more aesthetically pleasing than PFZ Crowns, but they are less durable.

4. Full Metal Crowns: They are not attractive, nonetheless, extremely durable and perform their role.

5. Gold Crowns: These are not particularly attractive, but they are extremely durable. Despite this, some patients prefer gold crowns due of their cosmetic value.

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If you want the greatest material and advice on how to choose the best designs for you, Rosary Clinic recommends that you talk to our skilled dentists as much as possible.

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Metal Porcelain Crowns

This is one of the earliest techniques. Because it includes a metal basis, it will give long-term strength and the metal structure will be covered by thick Porcelain, giving the tooth an appealing and beautiful appearance. This is the most cost-effective way.

It is made up of a metal foundation with a thick layer of porcelain material applied to the finish. To get an appealing grin and a natural appearance, one must know how to apply the last touches. Our skilled dentist prepares the Metal Porcelain Crown using high-quality materials and finishes it properly. As a result, Rosary Clinic is the finest option if you're seeking for the greatest Metal Porcelain Crown.

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Advantages of Porcelain Crown

• Long-term use

• Exceptional functionality

• To give you a dazzling smile, cover all yellow and discoloured teeth.

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Zirconia Crowns

Zirconium crowns are extremely durable and can be placed anywhere in the mouth. As a result, zirconium crowns will address all dental difficulties such as tooth decay, yellow stains, and metal sensitivity. Also, with natural-looking teeth, it provides you with a gorgeous and comfortable grin.

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Advantages of Zirconium Crown

• No one can tell the difference between natural teeth and zirconium-based artificial teeth.

• Ceramic material is used to fully prepare zirconium crowns.

• As a result, unlike metal crowns, it will not give you a deceptive appearance, and it is the healthiest option.

• The substance we're using is biodegradable.

• Are long-lasting and nutritious.

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E-max Crowns

It is a cosmetic procedure that aids in the repair of fractured and damaged teeth. One of the main reasons for E-max crowns' appeal is that they are all-ceramic crowns that are sturdy and designed to last a long time. Furthermore, E-max crowns have the capacity to preserve tooth structure.

The design was created by highly trained dentists and technicians who are experts in CAD/CAM technology. CAD/CAM aids in the creation of the ideal smile structure. And the E-Max brand has taken use of this technology to provide you the best-looking and most functional teeth possible.

The material used to make E-Max Crowns is lithium desilicated ceramic, which has diamond-like characteristics. As a result, it is hard, lustrous, and transparent, with a long lifespan. Rosary Clinic offers the same E.Max dental crowns that are available in Europe at a lesser cost.

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Advantages of E-Max Crown

• Crown chipping is less likely with E-Max crowns because of their exceptional durability.

• The only brand that provides you the most natural look is E-Max crown. As a result, give you a beautiful and pleasant grin.

• E-Max crowns are constructed entirely of ceramic and do not leave any purple stains after treatment.

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Dental Crowns Cost in Turkey

People frequently ask us the same question: Why are dental services in Turkey less expensive? The simple answer to this issue is that our cost of living and labor is quite cheap, which allows us to give you with the same service at a lower rate.

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How much are zirconia crowns in Turkey?

The cost of zirconia crowns is £160, €175 or $215 per crown.
A full set of zirconia crowns, consisting of 20 teeth, will cost around £3200, €3500, or $4300.
In some circumstances, a full smile makeover may necessitate more teeth, while in others, it may necessitate less.
For additional information about package deals and discounts, please contact us.

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How much are porcelain crowns in Turkey?

Per tooth, a metal fused porcelain crown costs £120, €130, or $160.
A full set of porcelain crowns with 20 teeth will cost around £2400, €2600, or $3250.
In some circumstances, a full smile makeover may necessitate more teeth, while in others, it may necessitate less.
Please contact us for a discounted quote and additional treatment information.

Some people believe that low costs imply poor quality.
We never cut corners when it comes to the quality of our services, so we only utilize high-grade materials, top-of-the-line technologies, and FDA-approved materials and manufacturers in the UK and Europe.

If you're planning a dental tour to Turkey, make an appointment with Rosary Clinic right away to enjoy the warmest welcome!

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