Crowned Teeth Before & After Images
Structurally compromised teeth require crowns for long-term protection - have a chat with one of our experienced dentists to see if crowns are right for you.
Failed old composite filling replaced with a strong core and porcelain crown. This patient can now eat without pain and life is back to normal!
Four teeth had old amalgam fillings with associated cracks and have been fixed with two ceramic and two composite restorations.
Two molars with old leaky amalgams fillings which made them structurally compromised, restored with ceramic crowns after complete amalgam/caries removal.
Leaky old amalgam fillings replaced with one ceramic and two composite restorations.
Restored molars after old amalgam fillings that were leaky. The amalgam filling was removed safely under rubber dam, then the one molar has been protected with a custom-made ceramic crown, and the other molar been restored with composite.
Patch-up dentistry at its best. Three crowns brought these teeth back to normal - quadrant dentistry has its’ advantages.
Heavily restored molars after showing signs of deterioration. The patient opted to get a combination of gold and ceramic crowns for the best of both worlds.
Two molars had old leaky fillings, and one of them had multiple cracks which needed to be restored with ceramic while the other was restored with a composite restoration.
Two molars were compromised with decay and leaky amalgam fillings, beautifully restored with gold crowns. Gold is the longest lasting material in dentistry as it doesn’t break,and it wears at a similar rate to natural enamel.