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Metal-ceramic crowns reliably restore damaged teeth and a natural smile. Talk, eat and smile without worry.
Metal-ceramic crowns are a proven solution for severely damaged or weakened teeth. They can fully restore the function and natural appearance of the teeth. Thanks to our expertise, quality material and precise work, they will serve you well for many years.
The dentist will assess the condition of the damaged tooth and take an X-ray. If a metal-ceramic crown is the right solution for you, he or she will explain the procedure, estimated time, and cost.
The dentist will first gently grind the tooth into the required shape so that the metal-ceramic crown fits perfectly. If the tooth is too damaged, endodontic treatment (root canal treatment) may be necessary before this step.
An accurate impression or 3D scan of the tooth is then taken. Based on this, the dental technician creates an individually tailored metal-ceramic crown that combines the strength of a metal core with an aesthetic ceramic surface.
While the permanent metal-ceramic crown is being made in the laboratory (usually 1–2 weeks), your dentist will temporarily place a temporary crown on your tooth. This will provide protection, functionality, and appearance while you wait.
After the metal-ceramic crown is made, the dentist checks the accuracy of its fit, shape, and shade. If everything fits, the crown is firmly bonded to the tooth with a special cement.
Finally, he or she will assess your bite and make subtle adjustments so that the crown fits naturally and comfortably into your dental arch.
Not sure if a metal-ceramic crown is the right choice for you? Book a consultation, we’ll be happy to advise you.
A metal-ceramic crown is a dental prosthesis that has a solid metal core and an aesthetic ceramic surface. It combines high durability with a natural appearance.
A metal-ceramic crown is more durable and suitable for back teeth, which are subject to greater stress. An all-ceramic crown looks more natural and is ideal for front teeth due to its higher aesthetics.
With proper hygiene and regular check-ups, a metal-ceramic crown can last 10 to 15 years, sometimes even longer.
No, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient does not feel any pain. Most people describe the procedure as comfortable.
The price of a metal-ceramic crown depends on the specific tooth and the extent of preparation. Our dentist will determine the exact price for you after a consultation and examination. You can find an approximate price in the price list.
Yes, but if maximum aesthetics are a priority (e.g. for a wide smile), it is recommended to consider all-ceramic crowns.
In very thin gums, the edge may be slightly visible, especially over time. In this case, an all-ceramic crown may be a more aesthetic alternative.
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