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Our array of materials meets dental crown needs in Charleston

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In the skilled hands of Dr. Andrew Greenberg, crowns are designed to do everything from cover stubborn discoloration to rebuild a badly-decayed tooth that otherwise would be extracted. Materials No two patients are alike. Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA offers many options that include but also transcend the popular materials used by other Charleston practitioners who place dental crowns. In addition to porcelain, Dr. Greenberg offers Lava™ crowns made from a type of ceramic: zirconia. Like porcelain, zirconia provides a lifelike appearance, and offers a superior approach for patients with damaged teeth in cosmetically-important areas such as the “smile zone.” Used … Continue reading

Patients in Charleston, SC ask, “What does a tooth crown look like?”

What does a tooth crown look like

Some patients are told by Dr. Andrew Greenberg in Charleston, SC that they may benefit from the placement of a dental crown. Any type of restoration used in the mouth can cause concerns about whether it will look natural. At Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA, we focus on not only effective restorations but aesthetic ones as well. When patients ask, “What does a tooth crown look like?” Dr. Andrew Greenberg is completely open and honest with his patients and educates them on what they can expect. Dental crowns are incredibly natural looking. This is because at Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA, we … Continue reading

What types of crowns are available?

What types of crowns are available

Permanent dental crowns can be made from metal, porcelain fused to metal, ceramic, or gold. A dental crown may be used in the following situations: Protecting a weak tooth from breaking or to hold together parts of a cracked tooth Cover/support for a tooth with a large filling Holding a dental bridge in place To cover discolored or misshaped teeth To cover a dental implant The crowns fully encase the entire visible portion of the tooth that lies at the gum line. Metals that are used when preparing dental crowns include gold alloy, metal base alloys like palladium, or other … Continue reading

What are Crowns and When Are They Used?

What are Crowns and When Are They Used

Dental crowns are a popular restoration for patients who have a tooth that needs protection, as well as aesthetic appeal. Crowns are typically made of porcelain and are made to look similar to that of a natural tooth. The crown is then bonded and placed on top of a tooth that is cracked, chipped, or has recently undergone a root canal and had extensive fillings placed. A crown is similar to a “cap” that helps protect a tooth and change its appearance, while providing strength and aesthetics. Situations in which a dental crown may need to be placed may vary. … Continue reading

Charleston Dentist explains cosmetic crowns

Dentist explains cosmetic crowns

Having a beautiful smile is about more than just having teeth that are straight, perfectly aligned, and intact, it’s also about having strong teeth, healthy gums and a mouth that’s fresh and clean. However, many people think that cosmetic dentistry is only about the appearance of your smile. Dr. Andrew Greenberg of Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA in Charleston explains that while cosmetic dentistry the goal of improving the look of your smile, the same solutions can help restore functionality to your mouth. Many people seek dental attention because missing, damaged, crooked, or discolored teeth can cause them to feel self-conscious. … Continue reading

When is a Crown Necessary?

When is a Crown Necessary

Protecting teeth is important to keeping them beautiful and intact. Broken, chipped, and otherwise cracked teeth need to be protected somehow to keep them from requiring extraction. When trauma occurs to a tooth, it is often best that a cosmetic dentist provides specific types of dental crowns in Charleston for patients. Dr. Greenberg of Mouth Carolina Dentistry, PA offers dental crowns for patients who need to protect their tooth from damage. Crowns are substantial restorations that are made out of porcelain and zirconia for bonding over the top of a broken or traumatized tooth. They are placed for protection. Many … Continue reading


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