Dental Pfm Crowns with Metal Supported Restoration Exhibiting High Strength and Durability Fixed Dentures Customized Dental Laboratory

• Customization: Available
• Usage: Denture Processing
• Usage Times: Non-Disposable
• Model NO.: dental crown
• Applicable Departments: Dental Department
• Kind: Dental Implant
• Logo Printing: Can Print Your Logo
• Turnround Time: 2-3 Days
• Processing Method: 3D Laser Printing,CNC Cutting, Casting
• Shipment: FedEx,UPS,TNT,DHL
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: Customized
• Origin: Henan
• Production Capacity: 50000

Product Description

 

Product Description

 

Dental crowns are recommended for a variety of dental conditions, such as severely decayed or damaged teeth, discolored teeth, or teeth that have undergone root canal treatment. 

The products include: custom-made fixed dentures, removable dentures, and orthodontic appliances.

Please provide your case datas(STL,PLY,DCM...Impression model) for detailed quotation and long-term collaboration.Thanks.

 

The metal material used in dental crowns is very strong and can withstand the forces that come with chewing and grinding. 
The tooth to be covered by the crown will be ground down to make room for the crown to fit over it, but this doesn't weaken it too much.

Ceramic dental crowns are also powerful, but require less grinding than metal dental crowns because they are lighter. 
Glass and quartz are even more delicate than ceramic, so they require less grinding than ceramics do and are often used in front teeth where there isn't much room for error because of their location on your face and jawline.

  What's the process for getting Dental Crown Procedure?

• The tooth that requires a crown is examined and prepared by the dentist. X-rays of the tooth may be necessary in this situation. Additionally, they could make a mould of your mouth or teeth first.
• Your dentist will file down and scrape away a portion of the tooth's enamel.
• Your trimmed tooth and the teeth on each side of it will both be captured in an imprint.
• The dentist will place a temporary crown over your tooth to safeguard it.
• They deliver the imprint to a laboratory where the crown is made. This process might take a few weeks.

 

 

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