The Best Treatments For Hormonal Gingivitis
Here’s how hormones can put you at risk of developing gingivitis and gum disease and the treatments available to protect your teeth and gums. Keep reading to learn more.
When is a Tooth Crown Necessary?
Teeth crowns, also called dental crowns, are placed over teeth that have been weakened by trauma or decay. The Woodlands dentist Dr. Scott Young uses teeth crowns to:
- Prevent additional damage to teeth that are chipped, cracked, broken, or worn down
- Preserve the structure of teeth with large cavities
- Restore strength following a root canal
- Secure a dental bridge
- Restore a dental implant
If you believe a tooth crown could help protect, strengthen, and beautify your smile, please call Woodlands Premier Dentistry at 832-610-3123 to schedule an examination with Dr. Young.
All Porcelain Crowns
Dr. Young has found that all-porcelain crowns offer the strongest and most attractive solution for our patients. These teeth crowns are sized, shaped, and shaded to fit seamlessly into your smile and can be cared for in the same way as your natural teeth. When cared for properly, this type of tooth crown will continue to produce attractive and functional results for several years. Dr. Young can discuss the benefits of porcelain crowns in greater detail during your appointment.
To Schedule your next appointment with Dr. Young, please contact Scott Young, DDS today.
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