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Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are caps placed over the tooth to help restore it to its natural shape, size, and function. Furthermore, they protect your tooth and improve the way it looks!
People get dental crowns for the following reasons:

To protect a weakened tooth

To cover a badly shaped or discolored tooth

To cover a dental implant

To restore an already fractured tooth

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are used to close the gaps in the mouths of people who are missing teeth. They’re false teeth held in place by two dental crowns. Bridges are typically made of porcelain, so they can easily blend in with the rest of your teeth.
People get dental bridges for the following reasons:

To restore their smile

To improve their speech

To readjust their bite

To maintain the shape of their face

Which One Is
Better for You?

Both crowns and bridges are ideal for those with missing or chipped teeth. How do you know which procedure will be more beneficial for you? Crowns are best for you if you have a fractured or damage tooth you’d like to protect and restore. If you’ve already lost one or more of your teeth, dental bridges would be better for you.

Where Can I Get A Crown &
Bridge in Plantation, FL?

Restore your smile with a crown and bridge at Midtown Dental Studio. Our team promises to make you feel good and give you the smile of your dreams. Get in touch with us today if you have any questions or if you’d like to schedule an appointment!

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Why should you choose Pola whitening over others?

Some teeth whitening products are produced by companies with limited dental experience and unclear manufacturing origins. Most online teeth whitening systems only use sodium bicarbonate as the active whitening ingredient. This weaker formula can only treat mild surface stains.
Pola is produced by SDI, an Australian company that has 50 years of experience in oral health. Pola’s scientific formula has been refined for decades to ensure the best whitening result. Clinical studies have shown that teeth whitening with carbamide or hydrogen peroxide is safe if performed under the guidance and supervision of a trained dentist.
Better yet, Pola whitening gels can only be purchased through trusted dentists.

FAQ

How long do dental crowns and bridges typically last?

With proper care, dental crowns and bridges can last 10-15 years or longer. Their longevity depends on good oral hygiene, regular dental checkups, and avoiding habits like teeth grinding or chewing hard objects. Many patients enjoy their restorations for decades.

Whats the process for getting a dental crown or bridge?

The process typically involves two visits. During the first appointment, we prepare the tooth, take impressions, and place a temporary restoration. At the second visit, we remove the temporary and permanently cement your custom crown or bridge for a perfect fit.

Will my crown or bridge look natural?

Absolutely! We use high-quality porcelain materials that are carefully color-matched to your surrounding teeth. Modern crowns and bridges are virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth, ensuring your smile looks beautiful and seamless. No one will know the difference!

Are crowns and bridges covered by dental insurance?

"Most dental insurance plans provide partial coverage for crowns and bridges, typically covering 50% of the cost as a major restorative procedure. Our team will verify your specific benefits and discuss all costs upfront before beginning treatment."

How do I care for my crown or bridge after placement?

Care for crowns and bridges just like natural teeth—brush twice daily and floss regularly. For bridges, use floss threaders or interdental brushes to clean beneath the artificial tooth. Avoid chewing ice or hard candies. Regular checkups ensure long-lasting results.

Can I eat normally with a crown or bridge?

Yes! Once your permanent crown or bridge is placed, you can eat normally. These restorations are strong and durable, designed to withstand regular chewing forces. Start with softer foods initially, then gradually return to your normal diet within 24 hours.