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Weakened teeth: Over time teeth can become vulnerable because of tooth decay or chipping.
Broken teeth: If you crack a tooth, a dental crown prevents it from cleaving or cracking further.
Worn teeth: Sometimes teeth can wear down unusually quickly, so they need a cap to protect the structure of the tooth.
Cavity: In some oral instances, a filling is not sufficient when repairing a decayed tooth and there is not enough structure to support it. Dental crowns can correct this issue and prevent further decay.
Misshapen teeth: Dental crowns can cover a tooth that isn&rsquo;t cosmetically pleasing. If you have a jagged, uneven, or gapped tooth, dental crowns are a great option.
Dental bridges: Dental crowns are mounted on both sides of a missing tooth to support a dental bridge.
Dental implants: Dental crowns are the visible part of a dental implant, capping the implant and replacing a missing tooth.

Olive Chapel Family Dentistry

Dustin J. Prusik, DDS

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