Teeth are the most essential and noticeable part of the body. They must be taken care of properly as they are very noticeable. There are various teeth-related problems that most people go through which include tooth cavity, gum disease, cracked or chipped tooth, tooth sensitivity, oral cancer, and many more. Well, most people have chipped or broken teeth. And there are a number of solutions which include dental crowning and its types. Well, you can even go through some preventive ways to avoid such things to happen to your teeth as prevention is better than cure.

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that covers your tooth or even an implant completely over and right down to the gum line. A dental crown is a popular temporary tooth restoration placed on the top of the damaged, decayed, or badly discolored, awkward teeth. It functions as a shield and protects the teeth from forces of chewing and also protects the tooth underneath. It helps in improving your tooth’s appearance by giving it back the size, shape, color, and the ability to allow you to chew properly. Dental crowns can be made out of various materials and the most commonly used are metals, porcelain, resin, and ceramics.

Full metal dental crowns are one type of dental crowning which are really on the hype in the market. This kind of metal crowning is made up of several types of metal including gold, palladium, nickel, and chromium. Metal crowns give a full crown covering all axial surfaces of the tooth and are one of the commonly indicated crown restorations for posterior teeth. As they are made of metal, they are mostly preferred by people who don’t mind the appearance of metal and can be used as a single unit. Metal crowns are really durable as they rarely chip or break, and they require only a very minimum amount of the tooth to be prepared to preserve the core for maximum strength and retention than other types of crownings. They can endure biting and chewing forces.  

Why choose Full metal dental crowns?

Well, they might not be the solution for all the teeth problems. There are various types of crowning systems among which metal crowns are the solution for normal to serve problems related to teeth. And here’s a list of reasons why you should prefer metal dental crowns. 

• They restore a broken tooth or a severely worn down tooth.
• They hold a dental bridge properly in place.
• They function as a shield for misshapen or severely discolored teeth and even dental implants.
• They also work as a cover for a tooth that’s been treated with a root canal.
• They protect a tooth from decaying, breaking, or chipping.
• They keep the cracked tooth together.
• They are available in various material types.
• They are available in an affordable price range.

Advantages of Full metal dental crowns

Full metal dental crowns have a lot of advantages such as:-

• They are durable.
• They are cost-efficient.
• They are highly resistant to deformation.
• Axial tooth contour modification is possible.
• They are conservative.
• They are highly biocompatible.
• They are corrosion-resistant and do not absorb fluids.

Disadvantages of Full metal dental crowns

As you already know full metal dental crowns come with a lot of advantages, but they even have some disadvantages such as:-

• They may interfere with taste.
• They may not be aesthetic and look unreal.
• They require extensive tooth structural removal.
• They are not suitable for the ones who have metal allergies.

Types of Full metal dental crowns

There are various types of full metal crowning available for you to choose from according to your preference which includes:-

• ​Full Non-Precious
• Full Semi-Precious White.
• Full Semi-Precious Yellow
• Full White High-Noble
• Full Yellow High-Noble
• Inlay/Onlay Yellow High-Noble
• NP Post & Core
• SP Post & Core

Our skilled technical team at Cusdela Custom Dental Laboratory is committed to serving you with precision and expertise. Based in the US, we offer tailored solutions to meet your dental needs, setting us apart in the industry. Leveraging cutting-edge Digital Technology and meticulous evaluation by Certified Dental Technicians, we ensure the highest quality in every aspect of our service.

Specializing in digital fabrication of Crowns, Bridges, and Implants, our team boasts over twenty-five years of collective experience in dental laboratory work. Whether you require guidance on the most suitable dental crowning options or seek personalized assistance, we’re here to help. Reach out to us today for comprehensive consultation and superior dental solutions.