Transform Your Smile With Dental Crowns & Bridges Services In Etobicoke

Regain confidence in your smile and enjoy renewed dental health with our crowns and bridges treatment in Etobicoke. Whether you're dealing with cracked, chipped, or missing teeth, our tailored solutions are designed to meet your unique needs.

What are crowns and bridges?

1. Customized Crowns: Our custom-crafted crowns are made from durable, natural-looking materials that are crafted to restore the shape, size, and strength of your tooth/teeth while enhancing aesthetics.
2. Durable Bridges: Our custom-crafted bridges replace one or more missing teeth and help you regain full dental function while blendingseamlessly with the rest of your smile.

What happens when you lose a tooth?

Many of us will lose a tooth due to injury, decay, or gum disease at one point in our lives. If/when this happens, chewing forces can shift front to back and side to side. This can cause teeth to move, shift, and even flare out, causing unwanted spaces. It can be a domino effect that can seriously alter the look of your smile, jawline, and face. When teeth are not replaced, wrinkles and lines can also form, causing premature aging. It’s for these reasons and more that crown and bridge treatment is one option we recommend when one or more teeth are lost.

As a dentist near you in Etobicoke, we can restore and improve your smile using a combination of crowns and bridges to support or even replace lost teeth.

How should you care for crowns and bridges?

Crowns and bridges cover most of the tooth surface, but it’s the area you cannot see that offers the greatest potential for problems. Where the crown meets your natural tooth, usually at or below the gumline, is called the margin. The margin usually has a small ridge where plaque and bacteria may collect. If even the slightest amount of decay develops under your crown, it can progress unchecked as normal radiographs cannot see through a crown. That’s why an excellent homecare routine is required – both brushing twice a day and flossing once a day.

It’s also important to remove any plaque that may build up between the artificial teeth and the gums to prevent inflammation and bad breath. This can be done with floss that has been designed for cleaning bridges.

Interested in learning more? Call North Queen Dental today!