
Dental Crowns
Damaged or decayed teeth can cause you dental pain and make simple actions like chewing and smiling difficult or awkward.
Dr. Steven Krendl of Colorado Dental Arts can restore your smile and oral functions with lifelike dental crowns.
Why do so many patients in the Littleton, CO, area choose Dr. Steven Krendl to restore their smiles with top-grade porcelain dental crowns?
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Dental Crowns: Strengthen Your Tooth
Benefits of Dental Crowns
Restored Oral Function
When a missing or damaged tooth is replaced or repaired with a dental crown, chewing and speaking become easier and much more comfortable.
Smile Restoration
Many of Dr. Krendl's patients come to our Littleton, CO, dental practice to restore smiles compromised by breaks, decay, deep stains, and more. Restoring a flawed tooth with a dental crown can give you a renewed, confident smile.
Strength and Protection
A crown placed on a damaged tooth can strengthen and protect healthy dental tissue, especially if Dr. Krendl performed a root canal procedure to remove infected pulp from the tooth's interior. A dental crown can seal the tooth and prevent future infections in the root canal.
Replacement of Missing Teeth
Dr. Krendl may recommend a crown supported by a dental implant to replace a missing tooth. Our dentist is trained to perform all implant procedure steps, including surgery and crown attachment. Crowns supported by implants offer unparalleled stability.
Natural Appearance
Dr. Krendl can customize your dental crown by size, shape, and shade so it blends seamlessly with your existing teeth.
Long-Lasting Results
Regular brushing and flossing can help the dental crowns our dentist provides to his Littleton, CO, patients last up to 15 years. Other procedures like fillings or whitening treatments may cost less but do not last as nearly as long.
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Dr. Krendl has the training, knowledge, and skill to design and place top-quality dental crowns that can complete and restore your smile. His goal is to offer best-in-class dental care to his patients every time they visit our relaxing, state-of-the art Littleton, CO, practice.
Whether you are missing a tooth, suffering from tooth pain, or have other dental issues, Dr. Krendl can help you achieve the smile of your dreams. Schedule a consultation today by using our online form or by giving us a call.
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Be Mindful of What You Eat
What you eat has a significant impact on the longevity of your dental crown. You will want to avoid chewy or sticky foods including caramel, chewing gum, and taffy, even after receiving your permanent crown. Hard foods such as pretzels, seeds, nuts, granola, hard candy, and ice can dislodge a crown and are best avoided. Tough-to-chew foods such as hard bread or steak can also cause issues with a temporary crown, but can still be eaten with the proper care following the placement of your permanent crown.
Maintain Proper Oral Hygiene
To maintain a dental crown, you can follow the same hygiene routine as you would for your natural teeth. To avoid scratching your restoration, we advise using non-abrasive toothpaste. Flossing front to back rather than up and down can help avoid dislodging your crown.
Visit the Dentist Regularly
Visiting the dentist at least twice a year allows Dr. Krendl to regularly monitor the condition of your crown. Should he spot any issue with your restoration, he can address it before it becomes a more serious problem.
Minimize Unnecessary Wear
Wearing a nightguard while you sleep can minimize excessive wear on your teeth and crown. Habits such as opening packages with your teeth, chewing on pens and pencils, and fingernail biting can also prematurely wear your restoration and should be avoided.