What are the situations in which Stainless Steel Crowns are required instead of Fillings?
Dental crowns have been in use for a very long time and are part of the dental fraternity as a treatment methodology since the beginning of the 19th century. The earliest use of dental crowns can be attributed to the invention of metal based caps… more
Multilayered Translucent Zirconia Crowns
Esthetics in dentistry have become an extremely important factor when it comes to the modern patients and their needs. Today, patients are concerned about how restorations will look on them, if people would be able to make out that they have crowns… more
A Comparison of Zirconia, Emax and Ceramic Hybrid dental crowns
The world of dentistry and dental materials is vast and ever expanding. Research and technology has enabled dentists and dental technicians to provide the best medical options as well as cosmetic alternatives that help patients to restore their… more
Pulpotomies and Stainless Steel Crowns
The Dental Sciences have evolved much beyond what was present during the 19th and 20th Century. Many new technologies, medicines and techniques are being added every single day by Medical researchers and Dental Practitioners. All of these techniques… more
The History Of Zirconia Dental Crowns
Dental Crowns are a marvel of Dental Sciences that have made many things possible today. Not only do they enable dental practitioners to provide a multiverse of options for patients with dental issues, it also provides an opportunity for patients to… more
When a Stainless Steel Crown Is Recommended for a Baby Tooth
Stainless Steel crowns are made from a variety of combining elements majorly made from Chromium and nickel and may have a variable percentage of other elements such as Manganese and Carbon. Stainless steel crowns are made primarily from iron and… more
Zirconia Crowns v/s Composite Crowns Reinforced with Glass Fibre in Primary Molar Teeth
Primary teeth have a very important role in a child’s dental and facial development. In fact, having primary teeth in proper shape and form is important even for their language skills in part. Primary teeth must be preserved until they naturally… more
Use of Stainless Steel Crowns in the Permanent Dentition of Paediatric Dental Patients: A Guide for GDPs
Paediatric Dentistry is the branch of Dental Science that deals with the oral and dental care of children. Every child grows teeth as a toddler around the age of 1 year to 1.5 years of age. This set of teeth is referred to as the primary teeth.… more
What makes your Child a great candidate for Zirconia Dental Crowns?
Dental crowns have made it easy for anyone and everyone to cover up their dental flaws. People suffer from all sorts of issues such as colour mismatch, broken teeth, fractured teeth, decayed teeth etc and dental crown is the solution for all kinds… more