Consultation and planning
Initially, the dentist will examine and discuss with the patient all the details of the upcoming procedure. X-rays may be required to assess the condition of the tooth and surrounding tissues.
Dental crowns
Thin-layer ceramic crowns restore the lost shape and anatomic structure of teeth with the service life span more than 20 years. Highly aesthetic.
What are dental crowns?
Dental crowns are a type of dental prosthetics used to restore the shape, size, strength and aesthetics of a tooth. Crowns are placed over a damaged or weakened tooth, completely covering the visible portion of the tooth above the gumline. This allows you to restore a tooth after major destruction, prevent further damage, or change the appearance of the tooth.
Why should you choose DentalDate?
Choosing DentalDate Clinic for dental crowns offers a number of unique benefits, making us the preferred choice for those who value quality, personalised care and reliability. Here are the key aspects that set us apart from other dental clinics:
Highly qualified specialists
Our dentists not only have in-depth knowledge in their field, but also constantly improve their skills by attending professional courses and seminars. This enables us to provide services that meet the latest standards in dentistry.
Personalised decisions
We recognise that every case is unique, so we take an individual approach to the choice of prosthetic method. By discussing all possible options with our patients, we help them make an informed choice in favour of the optimal type of crown, taking into account both clinical indications and personal preferences.
Innovative technologies and materials
At DentalDate, we utilise the latest advances in dental science and technology, allowing us to provide high quality crown placement and longevity.
Attention to details
We are aware of how important details are in restoring teeth, which is why we pay the utmost attention to the precision of the fit and colour adaptation of the crowns. This allows us to achieve exceptional results that delight our patients.
Full range of dental services
In addition to dental crowns, we offer a wide range of services including preventive care, tooth and gum treatment, implants, and cosmetic dentistry. This means that we are ready to offer a comprehensive approach to caring for your smile.
Convenience and accessibility
We value the time and comfort of our patients, so we strive to make the treatment process as convenient and painless as possible. Our clinic is equipped with modern facilities, and our flexible working hours allow you to visit us at a time that is convenient for you.
Cases when a crown is recommended
Significant tooth destruction
When it cannot be restored with a conventional filling due to the loss of a large amount of tooth tissue.
After dental nerve treatment (endodontic treatment)
To provide additional protection to a weakened tooth and restore its function.
Teeth with large defects
Due to tooth decay or trauma requiring restoration of their original appearance and functionality.
Aesthetic correction
When you need to change the shape, size, or colour of your teeth to improve your smile.
Use as a support for dental bridges
To replace one or more missing teeth.
How do crowns differ from veneers?
Dental crowns and veneers are popular dental solutions for restoring and improving the appearance of teeth, but they differ in a number of ways
Tooth turning volume
Crowns require grinding away most of the tooth as they cover the entire tooth, restoring shape, size, and function.
Veneers are thin plates that are bonded to the front surface of the tooth, requiring minimal grinding of the enamel.
Purpose of application
Crowns are used to restore teeth with significant damage, teeth weakened after root canal treatment or when a large amount of tooth tissue needs to be replaced.
Veneers are mainly used for cosmetic correction of the appearance of teeth: changing the colour, shape or to close gaps between teeth.
Durability and strength
Crowns tend to be more durable and strong, due to the full coverage of the tooth, they are able to withstand significant chewing pressure.
Veneers are less durable than crowns due to their thinness and limited tooth coverage, making them more vulnerable to chipping and cracking under extreme pressure.
Change of appearance
Crowns can dramatically change the appearance of a tooth, its colour and shape, offering a solution for more complex dental cases.
Veneers offer a gentler and smaller change, ideal for aesthetic smile makeovers.
Advantages
Aesthetic and functional restoration of decayed teeth
Treatment procedures after nerve removal to stop further inflammation process
Durability
Correction of defects
Ease of maintenance
Before & after
All works
Before
After
Total rehabilitation.
Installation of ultra-thin veneers.
Installation of ultra-thin veneers.
Before
After
Total Smile Rehabilitation
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Before
After
Total Smile Rehabilitation
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Before
After
Total Smile Rehabilitation
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Before
After
Placement of 2 thin-walled veneers on 2 central incisors
ZOOM 4 whitening
ZOOM 4 whitening
Before
After
Placement of 10 thin-walled veneers on the upper jaw
ZOOM 4 whitening
ZOOM 4 whitening
Before
After
Total Smile Rehabilitation
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Placement of 28 units of thin-walled veneers/crowns
Stages of work
The procedure for dental crowns consists of several steps, each of which is key to achieving the best possible result:
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Tooth preparation
The tooth is ground down to create the optimal shape for the crown. This step involves removing the damaged part of the tooth and shaping the tooth surface so that the crown can be held securely on the tooth.
03
Taking an impression
After preparing the tooth, the dentist makes an accurate impression of the tooth, which will be used by the dental laboratory to make the crown. Modern technology allows this to be done digitally, which ensures high accuracy.
04
Placement of a temporary crown
Before the permanent crown is ready, a temporary crown is placed on the tooth to protect it and keep it functional while the permanent crown is being made.
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Crown fabrication
In the laboratory, a crown is created on the basis of an impression that strictly corresponds to the shape and size of the prepared tooth. The material and colour are selected individually.
06
Trying on and installation
After the crown is made, the dentist will perform a fitting. At this stage, the size, shape, colour and bite are checked. If the crown fits perfectly, it is fixed on the tooth.
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Care instructions
Once the procedure is complete, the dentist will make recommendations on how to care for the new crown to prolong its life.
Dentistry for the whole family
Individual approach and friendly atmosphere
That’s what makes us the perfect choice for family dentistry. We understand that visiting the dentist can be unsettling for children, which is why our doctors are not only highly professional, but also have the ability to find an approach to young patients, making their visit comfortable and painless.
For adults we offer a wide range of services – from prevention and treatment of dental caries to complex procedures such as dentures, implants and orthodontics. Our specialists are ready to offer optimal solutions for restoring the functionality and aesthetics of teeth, taking into account the individual characteristics and wishes of each patient.
At DentalDate, we strive to make every visit to our clinic as comfortable and rewarding as possible. Taking care of your teeth and gums is an important part of your family’s overall well-being, and we are ready to be your reliable partner in this important endeavour.
Cost of crowns at DentalDate
Crowns at DentalDate are the restoration of tooth form and function while preserving aesthetics. We place crowns by matching the best option to the clinical situation.
Dental crowns
from 3500 AED
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I highly recommend."
S. MEZZI
"High level of specialists, modern methods of treatment. Bright, cosy."
Anna Nikitina
"My favorite clinic where I can always be sure about treatment and quality. Really nice and friendly staff who always listens with care your problem and wishes. Definitely 5 star worthy clinic."
Nikolina Kovyntseva
"Would highly recommend to visit this clinic for any dental issues."
Razon Rodricks
"I had to have a crown placed after an injury to my front tooth. I expected the process to be long and painful, but everything went perfectly. The tooth looks natural and there are no problems with chewing. Thank you very much for such a quality approach!"
Yuri
Doctors in the direction
All doctors
Dr. Liliia Zhernova
DentalDate owner, Medical leader, Orthodontist-gnathologist / General Dentist
Dr. Oleg Mordanov
Prosthodontist-gnathologist / General Dentist
Dr. Rita Dzhafarova
Orthodontist-gnathologist / General Dentist
Dr. Yuliya Savitskaya
General Dentist
Dr. Anastasiia Mordanova
Pediatric dentist / General Dentist
Dr. Kseniia Islamova
Surgeon-Implantologist / General Dentist
Dr. Vera Demidova
General dentist, Endodontist
Dr. Bianca Prayle
Prosthodontist / General Dentist
Dr. Elizaveta Kurashova
Orthodontist-gnathologist
Dr. Tikhon Zhurbenko
Oral surgeon, implantoligist, periodontist
Dr. Denis Nikitin
Prosthodontist-gnathologist / Surgeon-implantologist / General Dentist
Dr. Mariia Kuchmina
Orthodontist-gnathologist
Dr. Ekaterina Kushnir
General dentist, Endodontist
Dr. Anna Paravina
Orthodontist-gnathologist
How do you care for a crown?
Caring for a dental crown is easy, but following simple rules can help extend its life and keep your smile healthy:
1. Regular hygiene: Brushing twice a day and flossing daily can help prevent plaque and decay on the tooth adjacent to the crown.
2. Antibacterial mouthwash: Using an antibacterial mouthwash will help reduce bacteria and keep your gums healthy.
3. Avoiding hard foods: To prevent damage or chipping of the crown, you should avoid excessively hard or sticky foods.
4. Visiting the dentist: Regular check-ups and professional cleanings by the dentist twice a year can help detect and correct potential problems in a timely manner.
5. Avoiding bad habits: You should avoid habits such as grinding your teeth or using your teeth as tools to avoid damaging the crown.
Following these simple guidelines will ensure that your crown is well protected and will help keep it beautiful and functional for years to come.
F.A.Q
How long do dental crowns last?
Dental crowns can last from 5 to 15 years or more, depending on the material of fabrication, quality of care, and individual patient characteristics such as eating habits and oral hygiene.
Can poor oral hygiene destroy a crown?
Poor oral hygiene will not destroy the crown itself, but it can lead to tooth decay on the underlying tooth or gum disease around the crown, which in turn may require replacement.
Is a dental crown whitened along with the teeth?
Dental crowns made of ceramic or other non-porous materials cannot be whitened. Therefore, if natural teeth are whitened, the colour of the crown will remain unchanged, which may result in a colour difference between the crown and the whitened teeth.
Is the procedure for placing crowns painful?
The procedure for placing a dental crown is usually not painful as it is performed under local anaesthesia. There may be some temporary discomfort or sensitivity after the procedure, which usually subsides on its own within a few days.
What is the difference between temporary and permanent crowns?
Temporary crowns are placed while the permanent crown is being made and serve to protect the prepared tooth. They are usually made of less durable material and have a less precise fit. Permanent crowns are made of high-strength materials, taking into account all anatomical and aesthetic requirements, ensuring long-term restoration of the function and appearance of the tooth.