Cerec Crown

(Creating a crown, or tooth covering, in one office visit using Cerec-branded technology)

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Cerec is a technology that allows the creation and application of a crown in one dental visit. A crown is a man-made covering for a tooth to cap or completely cover the tooth. Using computers and a self-contained milling system, a crown is manufactured in the dentist’s office and applied, in one visit. A crown is often indicated for a decayed or damaged tooth where a filling or other restorative approach is not possible or does not offer the best long-term solution.

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Preparation for a Cerec Crown:
“Do not be afraid to ask questions; it helps to write your questions down in advance.”

“Be fully informed as to what is to take place.”

After a Cerec Crown:
“After the procedure, your mouth will be numb for an hour or two, so you may want to avoid hot drinks so you don’t accidentally burn yourself.”

“Report any pain or discomfort. Do not hesitate to communicate.”

 

Patient Stories

Cerec Crown

I needed a crown because a tooth had a large filling which put the tooth at risk for breaking. A crown was recommended for appearance and to maintain the integrity of the tooth. My dentist explained that there would not be a need for impressions or a temporary crown as she now had the capacity to “create” the crown immediately using a computerized program. Read More

Claudia, female, 64, Massachusetts

 

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