Dental Crowns Hillside | Parkwood Green Dental

Crown work or crown restoration has become one of the most common dentistry works carried by dental experts all over the world. The highly reliable dentists at Parkwood Green Dentaloffer excellent dental restoration and affordable dental crown services in Hillside.

What is Dental Crown Work?

In general, a dental crown is a dental procedure carried out by an expert to restore a damaged tooth. The dental crown work is permanent and restores the original shape and size of your damaged teeth.

What We Do?

We, at Parkwood Green Dental, cover your damaged tooth with a tooth-shaped dental crown that looks like a “cap”. The cap-like dental cover will be cemented on your restored tooth replicating the shape and size of your original tooth.

Who Needs Dental Crown?

Dental crown is mostly done for people who

Have a weak or cracked tooth
Wish to restore a broken tooth
Like to cover or to support the tooth that has a large gap
Like to cover their discolored teeth
Want to cover implanted teeth
Like to do a cosmetic modification

Types of Dental Crown We Prefer

We mainly recommend full porcelain crowns. It is an ideal way of building or restoring your damaged tooth, especially for those who are allergic to the metals in nature. Our full porcelain crowns look like natural teeth and are the most aesthetic compared to other crowns.

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They are composed of a gold alloy and are mostly indicated for posterior teeth. The advantage of gold crowns is that minimal preparation is required on the tooth. Because of the high gold content of this type of crown, the crown is slightly malleable, being able to adapt to changes in your bite over time.

These crowns are the most common type of crown used today. They are made of porcelain with an underlying metal substructure. This allows for the restoration to have strength and be aesthetically pleasing.

Full porcelain crowns are the most aesthetic of the three. They are able to very closely mimic the natural shadings of the tooth, in certain cases, being virtually indistinguishable.