1. Commonly known as a "cap". These are the dental restorations to cover weakened tooth structures of natural teeth or replacing missing teeth as well.

2. A crown may be advised in a following situation:

• The tooth having a large filling such that the remaining tooth structure becomes weakened and can no longer support the filling.

• The tooth has been extensively damaged by caries.

• The tooth is fractured.

• The tooth is discolored.

• Although rare these days but some Root canal treated teeth tend need to be protected by a crown.

• When missing teeth are replaced with a (bridge), the adjacent teeth require crowns in order to support the replacement teeth.

• Above the Dental Implants. 

3. The concerned tooth/ teeth are prepared in the mouth and an impression is made which is transported to a Dental laboratory for fabrication of crowns & bridges.

4. For impressions of teeth we offer the latest state of the art 3D intraoral scanning facility as well.  

5. We offer crowns made of only the latest CAD-CAM (Computer assisted Designing-Computer assisted Milling)crowns for perfect fit and seamless margins.

6. Crowns are made of different materials:

• Full Metal

• Porcelain fused to metal (PFM)

• All Ceramic/ Porcelain

• E-max (Lithium Disilicate)

• Zirconia

The choice of materials for your tooth will depend on the remaining structure of the natural tooth and the esthetic and functional requirements.