Prosthodontics (Prosthetic Dentistry)

What is a Dental Crown?

Dental crowns are fixed prosthetic restorations applied to rebuild the function and aesthetics of teeth damaged by decay, fracture, or wear. Aiming to protect existing tooth structure and provide resistance against chewing forces, this treatment is performed using materials compatible with the tooth’s anatomical form and oral structure.

Considering biological tissue compatibility and chewing mechanics, porcelain, zirconium, or monolithic systems are evaluated. The treatment process is individually planned by the specialist dentist according to the most suitable material for the patient’s oral health based on detailed clinical and radiological examinations.

Functional Restoration

It aims to gain resistance against chewing forces for teeth with material loss.

Biocompatible Material

Tissue health is preserved with porcelain and zirconium infrastructures compatible with oral tissues.

Custom Planning

The appropriate restoration option is determined by the dentist in light of clinical and radiological examinations.

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