Choose our Restorations process
Have you chipped, broken, or lost a tooth? You’re most likely a good candidate for a dental crown or dental bridge. Unlike other dental practices or your experiences in the past, our team at Avason Family Dentistry can provide this custom restoration with our streamlined digital treatment! By partnering with a local dental lab, we can provide dental crowns and bridges in Denver, NC—eliminating the hassle and discomfort of the traditional treatment process. You won’t have to wait weeks for your new restoration or suffer through uncomfortable temporaries. And with our digital protocols, you can feel confident knowing your final crown or bridge will provide optimal fit, function, and aesthetics.
Our Crown Advantage
- Don’t wait for a new restoration
- A quick, personalized fix
- High-quality and long-lasting
- No uncomfortable temporary
- No goopy paste impressions
- Durability for lasting function
Our Digital Treatment Process
Our dental crowns and bridges treatment is easy and efficient. At your appointment, we’ll assess your damaged or missing tooth and then prepare the area for a new restoration. This involves modifying the tooth surface to provide natural support for the crown or bridge. For larger cases when many teeth need fixing, we can provide a personalized smile simulation so you can see the results of your treatment before you begin! Next, using our intraoral scanner, we’ll take precise digital impressions of your tooth that our partner dental lab will use to design your restoration with CAD/CAM technology, so it fits perfectly and looks natural. When your restoration is finished, we’ll provide the finishing touches and then bond it securely to your tooth or teeth. This restoration is made from high-quality materials that are color-matched to the rest of your smile and long-lasting for proper function.
When a Missing Tooth Needs Replacing
For patients who have lost a tooth, a permanent alternative to a dental bridge is a dental implant. While dental bridges are a fixed solution that improves function and aesthetics, they do not address bone loss that occurs with a missing tooth. A dental implant acts as a tooth root, providing stimulation to the jawbone that halts this resorption process. For this reason, dental implants are considered a permanent alternative to dental bridges and a better option for long-term health and function.
