Crowns and Bridges in Noosa
At The Dental Junction, you can feel confident that we offer high-quality treatments using state-of-the-art techniques and equipment. If you have a tooth damaged by wear, trauma or decay, a crown may be the most suitable way to restore your oral health. You may also miss one tooth or multiple teeth. If so, we can provide you with a durable dental bridge.
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Superior Coverage With Dental Crowns
A crown is a cap that covers the entire visible portion of your tooth right to the gumline. It can preserve a tooth compromised by structural damage, such as cracks or cavities. This tooth cover is also recommended after a root canal treatment or if you have a dental implant meant to replace a single tooth.
- This promotional offer is available to all existing and new patients. This promotion cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, transferred to another person or is redeemable for cash or other services. It is at the discretion of the dental practitioner to confirm your suitability for this service. This offer includes a single dental crown made of solid zirconia material. The offer does include a limited consultation free of charge. If you have a private health fund: your fund must pay a minimum of $1199.00 for this service. You will be responsible for any fees up to this amount if your fund does not cover this amount. Any additional amount paid by your health fund is dependent on your fund fees and is not reimbursable to you, in cash or as a credit, or to your fund.
Bridges to Replace Missing Teeth
A bridge provides an alternative to a partial denture. It replaces one missing tooth or multiple missing teeth. It’s made up of a row of crowns. The ones on the end of the device are attached to the teeth that neighbour the gap. The remaining artificial teeth can be suspended into the open space, restoring your smile and the full function of your teeth.
Daily Maintenance
Though a crown or bridge is not a real tooth, it should be treated as such. You’ll need to floss around your restoration to remove the plaque that builds up. They can also be brushed, just like your regular teeth. Gum disease can still strike around your restoration. Decay may still occur on the teeth around your crown or bridge if not properly cared for.
What to Expect
Two visits are required to have your crown or bridge. At your first visit, we’ll prepare the tooth to receive a crown or the teeth that surround the gap. We’ll take impressions and send them to our local laboratory, where an experienced technician creates your crown or bridge.
You’ll return about two weeks later to have your temporary crown or bridge removed and your fixed restoration put in place.
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With our comprehensive solutions, we’ll meet your smile needs. Contact us today to learn more or to book your appointment!
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* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
