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Metal-Ceramic Crown

Type

Crowns & Bridges

Duration

1 hour

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Tooth preparation
  • Impression or digital scan
  • Temporary crown between visits
  • Custom metal-ceramic crown cemented and adjusted

A porcelain-fused-to-metal crown that fully caps a damaged, heavily filled or root-treated tooth to restore its strength, shape and function. The metal core provides durability while the porcelain outer layer gives a tooth-coloured appearance. Metal-ceramic crowns are a well-established, cost-effective restoration for back teeth and a temporary crown protects the tooth while the permanent one is made.

About this treatment

A metal-ceramic crown — also called a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown — is a custom-made cap that covers the whole visible part of a tooth to rebuild it when it is too broken down, heavily filled, cracked or root-treated to be restored with a filling alone. It combines a strong metal substructure for durability with an outer layer of tooth-coloured porcelain for a natural appearance, which makes it a long-standing and economical choice, particularly for…

At Stomatologia na Malarzy the tooth is prepared by removing decay and shaping it to receive the crown, an impression or digital scan is taken, and a temporary composite crown is fitted to protect the tooth and maintain appearance while the permanent crown is fabricated. At a later visit the metal-ceramic crown is checked for fit, shade and bite and then cemented into place. Restoring a weakened or root-treated tooth with a crown is associated with a…

Good to know

Construction
Porcelain fused to metal
Best for
Back teeth, high-load areas
Per unit
1,800 zł

Who is this for?

Patients needing to restore a heavily damaged or root-treated tooth durably and affordably

About the clinic

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Languages: Polish

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