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Patients in Napier Looking for Quality Dental Restoration Are Asking Questions About Dental Crowns for Teeth
Dental crowns for teeth in Napier are a viable dental solution designed to correct several possible oral health issues. At Dentiq, Dr. Sundar Jagadeesan and his skilled team use dental crowns as a solution in restoring full functionality and the natural appearance of a tooth. The team at Dentiq have become trusted by the community in and around Napier to perform critical and necessary dental work. Dr. Jagadeesan’s team is available to patients for any questions they may have regarding dental crowns. It is their goal to evaluate any possible options before recommending crowns to their patients via a standard dental exam where teeth and gums are examined.
Dental Crowns – What Do They Do?
A dental crown is a cap or covering meant to completely cap, conceal, and protect a tooth. There are several reasons why a tooth may need this protection. In some cases, a dental crown can be for purely aesthetic reasons, such as to conceal discoloration, but they are more often used for functional purposes. Dental crowns are made of dental grade porcelain making them strong and durable. At Dentiq, Dr. Jagadeesan and his team are utilizing dental crowns to protect teeth which have become worn down or damaged.
What Are Some Questions You Can Ask About Dental Crowns?
When evaluating possible dental solutions that are right for you, the team at Dentiq Dental wants to be available to answer all questions you may have. During your dental visit, here are some questions you may look into asking your dentist:
- When would a dental crown be necessary? Dental crowns are a viable dental solution when your tooth needs to retain strength or if a large portion of it has had to be removed due to decay. These are the most common instances in which a porcelain dental crown is considered.
- Will a root canal be necessary to receive a dental crown? Absolutely not. Typically, if a root canal is required, it will be followed by a crown to restore the strength and functionality of the tooth. But, to get a dental crown, you do not need to have a root canal first. There are many cases where tooth decay can be drilled away without a root canal, but due to the amount of tooth material that must be removed, a crown is placed over it for restoration.
- What makes a patient a good candidate for a dental crown? When less invasive treatments are not going to be enough to save a tooth, but you wish to avoid an extraction, the decay from a tooth can be drilled out or a root canal can take place, followed by a dental crown. Keep in mind that there is no tooth restoration option more permanent than a dental crown.
- How long do dental crowns last? Porcelain dental crowns are considered a permanent dental restoration that, when cared for properly, can last up to 25 years.
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These are just a few questions that you may feel are important to ask your dentist while discussing the possibility of dental crowns.
Learn More About Dental Crowns
If you are ready to rejuvenate your smile and upgrade to the smile you know you deserve, reach out to Dr. Sundar Jagadeesan and the team at Dentiq in Greenmeadows, Napier to inquire about porcelain dental crowns. To schedule an appointment, please call 06 880 6161.
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Dr. Sundar Jagadeesan received his Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) in 2002 from the TN Dr MGR Medical University, Chennai, India. He completed his Post Graduate Certificate in Advanced Oral implantology in 2007 from the Manipal University, Manipal India. In 2008 he decided to move permanently to Aotearoa, New Zealand. And since then, he has been in private practice in different parts of the country, from West Coast to Waikato and now in Hawkes Bay.In 2015 Dr. Sundar embarked on a journey of learning at the world-renowned Kois Center in Seattle, USA. Here he learnt under the tutelage of Dr John C Kois, DMD MSD. The Kois Center is the only continuing education program in the world conducting and publishing independent research. Every course is updated each year based on new scientific evidence. Dr. Sundar continues his learning at the Kois Center each year to bring the best evidence-based dentistry to Hawkes Bay.
Dr. Sundar and his family have been living in Hawkes Bay since 2012 and love the area. The family is complete with their beloved golden retriever, Maple. Dr. Sundar’s family’s love for Hawkes Bay resulted in his parents and siblings moving to sunny Hawkes Bay too.
He is delighted to meet you as you visit Dentiq, your first step towards better oral and overall health.