Pediatric dental crowns are a reliable and effective treatment for children's teeth that have been damaged by decay or injury. At Sweetwater Pediatric Dentistry, our team of expert pediatric dentists, Dr. Rene, Dr. Pat, Dr. Rafal, Dr. Eunice, Dr. Nadia, and Dr. Marshall, are skilled in providing this treatment. We offer both prefabricated stainless steel crowns and prefabricated tooth-colored crowns, depending on the specific needs and preferences of your child. The crowns are designed to mimic the shape, size, and function of natural teeth, providing a long-lasting solution to dental issues while preserving the health and integrity of the underlying tooth.
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Pediatric dental crowns significantly enhance the strength of a damaged or decayed tooth. The crown acts as a protective cap, covering the entire tooth and distributing the forces of biting and chewing evenly across the tooth, thereby reducing the risk of further damage.
By covering a decayed or damaged tooth, a dental crown prevents the spread of decay to other teeth. This not only helps to maintain the health of the other teeth but also contributes to overall oral health.
A damaged or decayed tooth can negatively affect a child's self-confidence, especially if the tooth is visible when they smile or speak. A dental crown restores the appearance of the tooth, helping to boost your child's self-confidence.
The first step in the dental crown treatment process is a thorough examination of your child's oral health. This will involve taking X-rays to assess the extent of the damage or decay. Once the need for a crown is confirmed, the tooth will be prepared for the crown placement.
Once the tooth is prepared, the dentist will select a prefabricated stainless steel or tooth-colored crown. This crown is designed to fit seamlessly with your child's tooth.
The final step is the placement of the crown. The crown will be cemented onto the prepared tooth, and any final adjustments will be made to ensure a comfortable fit and a natural appearance.
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