Dental Crowns and Bridges

Fixed dental crowns and bridges are common fixed prosthetic products that restore damaged or missing teeth. Unlike removable dentures that can be taken out and cleaned up from time to time, dental crowns and bridges are firmly bonded onto existing teeth or implants.

Whether used individually to strengthen weakened teeth or collectively to replace missing teeth, these fixed prosthetic devices and dental prosthetics lab play a vital role in restoring oral health, function, and aesthetics.

Eurasia Dental Laboratory is one of the best suppliers of dental crown and bridge restorations in China.

Types of Dental Crowns and Bridges we offer at Eurasia Dental Lab:

The material used in dental crowns and bridges directly impacts various factors such as durability, biocompatibility, aesthetics, and cost-effectiveness. Each patient’s unique needs and preferences must be considered alongside these factors to achieve optimal outcomes. At Eurasia Crown and Bridge Dental Lab, we offer the following:

Metal Alloys:

Traditional metal alloys like gold and silver have been used in dentistry for decades. Metal crowns and bridge dentures have long been stalwarts in restorative dentistry, offering exceptional durability and reliability. Because of the strength and durability of these metal alloys, they are suitable for posterior teeth.

Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM):

PFM crown and bridge dentures combine the strength of metal with the natural look of porcelain. They provide good aesthetics for anterior teeth while maintaining durability, which makes them popular products in every crown and bridge dental lab.

All-Ceramic:

Ceramic dental crowns and bridges are increasingly popular due to their excellent aesthetics, biocompatibility, and natural clarity, resembling natural teeth.

Options include alumina, lithium disilicate, and zirconia crowns and bridge dentures, each offering varying degrees of strength and aesthetics.

Composite Resin:

Composite resin materials are tooth-coloured and can be directly bonded to teeth, making them suitable for temporary crowns and bridge dentures or patients with budget constraints.

While cost-effective, composite resin may not offer the same durability as other materials and may require frequent maintenance or replacement from dental prosthetics lab.

1. How do dental labs make crowns and bridges?

Before making a crown or bridge, your dentist needs to reduce the affected tooth/teeth size for a better fit. An impression of the prepared tooth/teeth will then be taken to create an exact mould for the crown or bridge. If porcelain is to be used, the dentist will match the shade of the crown/bridge to the colour of the patient’s existing teeth. The crown and bridge dental lab will use the impression provided to create the crown/bridge using the material specified by your dentist. A short-term crown or bridge will be set in place to cover the prepared tooth while the customized crown or bridge is being made. If the permanent crown or bridge is ready, the temporary one will be replaced, and the customized one will be cemented over the tooth/teeth.

2. Which material is best for a dental crown or bridge?

Dental crowns and bridges can be made using a variety of materials based on their purpose. At Eurasia Dental Laboratory For Crown and Bridge, we offer various materials, such as Ceramic, Gold, Silver, Zirconia, PFM and more, to cater to different needs. For instance, if treatment aims to enhance the patient’s appearance, natural materials, like porcelain or ceramic, will be the best option. Strength is another crucial aspect of a crown or bridge. Often, the picked material will combine both durability and aesthetics. However, the decision on which material to use is left to dental experts and lab technicians, who can determine the most suitable material for your teeth.

3. How do you find the best crown and bridge dental lab?

To find the best crown and bridge dental lab, many criteria should be considered:

1. Dental practices should look for crown and bridge manufacturers that have certified technicians.
2. Observe if they use modern technology such as CAD/CAM and digital impressions to ensure precision. As a practice, you should always consider evaluating the samples to assess their quality and consistency. Also, effortless communication and collaboration between the laboratory and dental practice are crucial as same.
3. We will suggest dental practices consider the reputation and customer reviews of the lab to ensure reliability and efficiency. At the same time, cost is a factor, value quality over the cheapest option when choosing for your business.
4. Remember to inquire about guarantees, warranties, and after-sale policies before making a decision.

By considering these factors, you will make an educated decision and choose a crown and bridge dental lab that aligns with your dental practice.