Does My Child Need A Crown?
Crowns can be used when cavities have grown too large, when a tooth is missing, or to cover cracks so the tooth looks and functions more naturally.
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Strong protection for little teeth
If your child has a large cavity or a missing tooth, a dental crown may be a helpful option. Crowns renew the tooth to its normal shape and function while giving baby teeth the support they need.
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Tooth crowns are widely used in dentistry and can be used when fillings are not large enough to sufficiently fill in the gap. Crowns help renew the tooth to its normal shape and function.
Here are a few facts to help you understand whether a tooth crown may be a good option for your child.
Crowns can be used when cavities have grown too large, when a tooth is missing, or to cover cracks so the tooth looks and functions more naturally.
Metal crowns can be a good temporary option for children who still have baby teeth. Once adult teeth come in, other materials may be used for a more natural appearance.
Ceramic and resin crowns can be colored to look like natural teeth and may be recommended once adult teeth have started coming in.
Brush twice a day, floss once a day, and avoid chewing hard or sticky foods such as ice cubes and popcorn kernels that can loosen crowns.
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Call or text us at (509) 252-4746, and our team will help you choose the next right step.
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