Ceramic crowns and bridges for natural-looking teeth

If the loss of substance is large, your dentist will crown a tooth to restore its chewing function and shape. Gaps are closed for medical and aesthetic reasons, in order to harmonise the chewing forces in the mouth. If the neighbouring teeth have no large fillings and no damage, implantology is the obvious choice, as it spares this healthy tooth substance. If the neighbouring teeth need treatment anyway, or if there are other reasons that rule out an implant, a fixed bridge is an alternative. Where a good aesthetic effect is to be achieved, purely metal-free ceramic crowns and bridges offer good options. Ceramic is captivating through its transparency, refraction of light, colour and structure. It is a proven material for crowns and bridges and for natural-looking teeth.