Crowns: Back Teeth
Adding Strength and Longevity to Back Teeth Using Ceramic, Zirconium Crowns
In addition to altering the profile and look of front teeth, crowns are used to repair and reinforce back teeth that have been structurally compromised. Crowns are used in the back of the mouth for many reasons, including to:
- Protect a weakened or cracked tooth
- Restore a tooth that shows significant wear
- Support a tooth that is more filling than actual tooth
- Act as an anchor for a dental bridge
- Cover a dental implant
To prepare the tooth for the application of the crown, the existing tooth may need to be strengthened via root canal or filling. The tooth is then shaped to accept the crown without altering the tooth’s profile.
Once the tooth is prepared, an impression, or mold is made, which is then used to create the final, permanent crown. In the meantime, a temporary crown is installed.
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Crowns Edina, Eden Prairie, Bloomington
Dr. Helget and team have transformed patients’ smiles with crowns and a full array of dental procedures. From their Smiles at France office at 50th and France – where Minneapolis meets Edina – Dr. Helget treats patients from the Twin Cities including: Edina, South Minneapolis, Eden Prairie, Hopkins, Plymouth, Minnetonka, St. Paul, Richfield and Golden Valley.