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What’s Involved with Getting Same Day Crowns?
25 February,2022Modern dental technology now enables dentists to create dental crowns to replace missing or damaged teeth very quickly and easily. In fact, it often only takes a single appointment to get a dental crown thanks to a digital process known as Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics (CEREC). Dental On Clarendon explains what you need to know about the process of getting a same day crown.
How Same Day Crowns Are Made
1. A Mock-Up of the Crown is Made
Your dentist will have a consultation with you about your dental needs. If they deem that you would benefit from getting a same day crown, they will start this process by using 3D CEREC technology to take a digital scan of your teeth, providing a very accurate digital impression of them.
2. The Actual Crown is Made
After the impression has been uploaded onto the computer, the crown will be manufactured using computer-aided milling and 3D printing technology. The custom-fit crown is made out of a ceramic or resin material.
3. Prepping the Tooth
Your dentist may need to remove a small amount of your natural enamel to make more room for your crown to bond with the rest of the tooth. Local anaesthetic is used to numb the area and make this procedure painless.
4. Fitting the Crown to the Tooth
Your dentist will polish the crown and ensure it will fit over your existing tooth perfectly. They will also colour match it before they bond it to the tooth.
Contact Us Today
Dental On Clarendon can design, construct and fit a crown for you in a single visit. Call our clinic today on (03) 9690 3285 or contact us online to book an appointment.