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<h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Ideal Candidates For Dental Crown Placement</h2><p style="margin-left:auto;">In addition, a dental cap is ideal when dealing with a weak tooth that has suffered substantial tooth decay. Teeth that have become cracked, chipped or severely worn down are also ideal candidates for dental crown placement. Another case where a cap may be ideal is when a tooth has a large overbearing filling and there is simply not a lot of tooth structure remaining. Crowns are also used as a way to secure a dental bridge. Teeth that have become mis-shaped or discolored can gain substantially from all that modern caps makes possible.</p><h2 style="margin-left:0px;">Natural Looking Finished Results</h2><p style="margin-left:auto;">Crowns can be made of it variety of different types of material. They can be stainless steel in nature or porcelain or even ceramic. One of the most common types of dental crowns is something known as porcelain fused to metal. This is a preferred type of dental crown because of its natural looking finished result. Zirconia is another type of dental crown that is becoming more popular in recent days. In short, there are many varieties of materials that can be used to create the perfect crown for a dental patient.&nbsp;Talking&nbsp;with your dentist in Walnut Creek, Dr. Darvishzadeh at&nbsp;Walnut Creek Dental&nbsp;is the best way to know for sure which type of dental crown is best for your specific dental needs.</p>

Dental crowns or caps have been around for a long time and as such offer great advantages to dental patients dealing with tooth decay or some other type of dental injury. A dental crown is simply a cover or cap that is placed on the tooth as a way to restore its shape, size and strength.

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