Teeth supported prosthesis
METAL-FREE CROWNS AND BRIDGES
WHAT IS A CROWN?
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A dental crown is a very aesthetic and strong restoration that caps a whole tooth restoring its structure, function and aesthetics. Crowns are elaborated in a dental laboratory from ceramics and have to fit perfectly on your tooth. They are recommended when a tooth has lost a lot of dental tissue, has overcome endodontic treatment or other reasons. Since a crown encircles a whole tooth, it protects the tooth from a fracture.
WHAT IS A BRIDGE?
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A bridge is a unit of few crowns connected together. Usually a bridge is used to restore a missing tooth. It has a false tooth (pontic) that is held in place by the abutment teeth on either side of the gap. Usually it is recommended when a gap is not too wide, when surgery is not possible or abutment teeth are already decayed and need restorations.
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FAQ
Is the treatment painful?
Does it destroy my natural teeth?
Are crowns aesthetic enough?
In Sarria 555 we fabricate only metal-free crowns and bridges that are very aesthetic, especially when fabricated by a high level dental technician.
How long is the treatment?
Is it a long-term treatment?

CERAMIC ONLAYS AND INLAYS
WHAT IS AN ONLAY OR INLAY?
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Onlay or inlay is a ceramic restoration that restores the missing tooth structure. They are fabricated in a dental laboratory and fit your tooth as a piece of a puzzle.
BETTER THAN COMPOSITE?
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They have many advantages over composite restorations – such as strength, longevity, aesthetics, etc. Onlays and inlays are cemented to enamel and create a really strong bond, stronger than composites. Also since it’s fabricated in a laboratory, it is much easier to create a perfectly correct oclusion, while composite restorations sometimes are not so correct.
BETTER THAN CROWNS?
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Onlays and inlays are better than crowns because they are minimally invasive and save all healthy dental tissue that is left. It is not necessary to drill around the tooth, although it is necessary to give some special shape just to improve the adhesion.
Onlays are not recommended when a tooth has lost too much dental structure or there is not enough surface of enamel to create a really strong bond.
FAQ
Is the treatment painful?
Are onlays aesthetic enough?
How long is the treatment?
Is it a long-term treatment?
