Crown And Bridge Image - Graph Diagram

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Let’s take a look at how crowns and bridges differ. What Is A Crown? A crown can be used to repair a badly broken tooth without having to remove the tooth or use a dental implantation. Crowns will work as a cap that completely covers the tooth. A crown is used to restore the tooth to its original beauty and to protect it from further decay.

Generally speaking, most dental insurance plans do cover a crown as they are used to maintain good dental health. What Is A Bridge? Unlike a crown, a bridge is used when a tooth is completely missing. A bridge is a restoration tool used in many Pawleys Island dental clinics.

A bridge is a restoration tool used in many Pawleys Island dental clinics. This dental repair uses your existing teeth as anchors to hold a prosthetic tooth in place, recreating your smile to its natural appearance. Patients who are missing one to three consecutive teeth are typically good candidates for a bridge.