Full-Ceramic Crown

A full-ceramic crown that caps a damaged, heavily filled or root-treated tooth to restore its shape, strength and appearance. Metal-free ceramic gives a natural, light-reflecting finish well suited to visible teeth, while a ceramic-on-metal option is available where extra strength is preferred. The clinic also makes ceramic and full-ceramic bridges to replace one or more missing teeth using the neighbouring teeth as support.

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that fits over a tooth to rebuild it when it is too damaged, decayed or heavily filled to be restored with a simple filling, or after root-canal treatment when the remaining tooth needs protection. At Centrum Stomatologiczne dr Jadczyk the standard option is a full-ceramic crown, which contains no metal and reflects light in a way similar to natural enamel, making it particularly suitable for front and other visible teeth. A ceramic crown built on a non-precious metal substructure is offered as a more economical alternative where appearance is less critical or extra durability is wanted. The process usually takes two visits: the tooth is prepared and an impression or digital scan taken, a temporary crown is fitted, and the laboratory fabricates the permanent crown to match the shape and shade of your other teeth before it is bonded into place. A well-made crown restores normal biting and chewing and protects the underlying tooth for many years with good care. Where one or more teeth are missing, the same prosthetic expertise is used to make fixed bridges — ceramic on natural teeth from 6,900 zł, or full-ceramic from 8,200 zł — which span the gap by anchoring to the adjacent teeth. Prosthetic work is a long-standing strength of the practice. The most appropriate material and design for your tooth are agreed with the dentist at consultation.