Strong, Beautiful Dental Restorations, Dental Crowns and Bridges Long Island
At 4Excellence in Dentistry, you can enjoy metal-free, all-porcelain crowns and bridges that blend in seamlessly with your smile. With these restorations, you do not have to worry about the metal showing through your teeth over time.
Restoring lost or damaged teeth is vital to protecting the health of surrounding teeth as well as preserving the structure of the jaw bone. At 4Excellence in Dentistry, we believe that dental restorations should be strong enough to withstand general wear and tear in addition to being naturally attractive so that the appearance of the smile is enhanced. We achieve this balance of strength and beauty by offering dental crowns and bridges at our Long Island practice that are composed entirely of porcelain. These all-porcelain restorations restore full oral function without looking artificial or out of place among the natural teeth.
There are several materials that can be used to fabricate dental crowns and bridges. At our practice, we choose to provide our patients with dental restorations that are completely free of metal. While many practices rely on metal for the strength it offers, we are able to achieve a stronger and more durable restoration without compromising the appearance of crowns and bridges with unsightly metal. Instead we provide our patients with dental crowns and bridges composed entirely of porcelain. More specifically, we prefer restorations fabricated with zirconia. Zirconia restorations offer our patients the following benefits:
- Superior strength and durability
- Ability to withstand pressure in both the front and back of the mouth
- Often requires less tooth removal than metal or porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns
- Displays translucency that makes the tooth appear natural
- Can be customized by color, shape, and size to improve the appearance of the tooth
For our Long Island patients, both dental crowns and bridges are restorations that can successfully restore strength and function to the teeth. However, the restoration that will be most appropriate depends on each patient’s individual case.