Dental Implants

Floss Dental Clinic is one of the premier dental clinics, offering premium quality root canal treatment at competitively low rates. Their doctors are fully committed and dedicated to improving services while educating their patients so they can keep their mouths healthy and avoid gum diseases.

If you are looking for crowns and bridges treatment in Noida, opt for Floss Dental Clinic. 

Onlays and 3/4 Crowns

Damaged teeth require extensive treatment in order to restore their strength. Decay or fracture can leave them weak enough that they break under biting and chewing forces every day; in these instances, a crown must cover and restore its original strength. Your dentist numbs the area before extracting damaged parts from your tooth before creating an impression using putty-like material; once created by the lab, an onlay or 3/4 crown will be fitted on and tested against its fit before being cemented onto your tooth if appropriate. If everything checks out perfectly then process will conclude once again and the process will complete itself!

Onlays and 3/4 crowns depend heavily on how well they are taken care of. You can extend their lifespan if you avoid eating sticky or hard foods and refrain from clenching your teeth too often, and by not exposing the underlying teeth to plaque build-up.

Onlays and 3/4 crowns are composed of porcelain fused to metal, resin or ceramic and can help improve a tooth’s shape, size, strength and appearance. When properly cared for they may last up to fifteen years.

Full Coverage Crowns

When dealing with extensive tooth decay, crowns can be an ideal way to repair them. Also commonly used when root canal treatment or previous dental filling has worn away and no longer protects the tooth, these restorations cover and strengthen problem teeth to keep them from breaking in the future.

Unprotected weak teeth are vulnerable to breaking when exposed to the pressures of chewing. A crown prevents this, giving you confidence when eating and smiling with pride.

A dentist in Noida will first inspect and X-ray the tooth in question before extracting some of its outer surface to prepare it for a new crown. He then creates an impression of it along with its surrounding teeth which serves as the mold for creating its new crown mold. Finally, they cover it temporarily until their new one arrives – at which point the new crown can be cemented in place permanently.

Your insurance plan may require that you pay either a deductible and/or coinsurance for crowns. As this type of restoration falls under major restorative care, only plans that cover it should cover it.

Implant-Supported Crowns

Dental implants are an increasingly popular solution to replacing missing teeth. Not only can they restore your smile, they can also support adjacent teeth and prevent jaw bone degeneration around the missing tooth. Implants are surgically attached directly into the jaw bone for maximum durability and security compared to traditional restorations; thus making this permanent treatment that will last throughout life with proper care and oral health management.

Dental implant-supported crowns offer many advantages for our patients. First and foremost, we will custom design them to match the shape and appearance of your existing teeth to make a seamless restoration that blends in without shifting or shifting out of place. Another key advantage is spreading out chewing pressure across multiple implant sites instead of one single site as would happen with traditional bridges.

Starting the process for getting an implant-supported crown starts with a consultation at our office. We will use diagnostic tools like X-rays, CT scans, and panoramic films to examine your mouth using various diagnostic methods – this enables us to determine both its quantity and quality as well as whether an additional procedure such as bone grafting might be required before proceeding further.

After conducting an invasive procedure to implant the dental implant, an abutment will be secured on top of it. After several months have passed, we will uncover it and take impressions for fabrication of a custom crown.

Fixed Bridges

When patients are missing one or more teeth, we may recommend a bridge to restore function and enhance aesthetics. When considering which dental bridge is appropriate, factors like adjacent teeth, gums, and bone health need to be taken into consideration before making our recommendation.

Bridges are artificial teeth connected by crowns (caps) cemented or bonded to adjacent natural teeth, and bridges come in different varieties: traditional bridges include crowns on both healthy teeth on either side of a gap and pontic. Cantilever bridges can be used when only healthy teeth exist on one side. Finally, Maryland-bonded bridges have metal wings that are adhered directly onto adjacent natural teeth for extra support.

Permanent bridges can be constructed from various materials, such as stainless steel, porcelain fused to metal, or all-porcelain. Metal bridges can withstand biting and chewing forces more easily; however, over time their effects could cause the adjacent teeth to erode over time. Porcelain-fused-to-metal bridges allow your dentist to match the color of adjacent teeth so you’ll achieve a more natural aesthetic.

Patients who wear dental bridges should ensure they maintain good oral hygiene to reduce the risk of gingival retraction or changes to adjacent natural teeth caused by bacteria accumulation under a bridge. Achieving optimal oral hygiene practices will help keep bacteria at bay under your bridge, and help ensure optimal dental performance and aesthetic results.