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Dental Crowns – North Naples, FL

Shielding Your Smile’s Weaker Teeth

Even if you brush and floss daily, your teeth will still wear down over time. That means you'll always face a risk of cavities, chipped enamel, and similar tooth damage. However, there's no need to worry or despair; you can always trust Dr. Makram to provide dental crowns in North Naples! These caps will quickly protect your smile's fragile parts, ensuring they remain stable and strong. To learn more about them, simply keep reading or book your consultation soon.

Why Choose Mark M. Makram, DDS for Dental Crowns?

What is a Dental Crown?

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At its core, a dental crown is a small, durable cap that fits over a damaged tooth. Dentists will place one to prevent further damage to the treatment site, reducing the risk of oral problems. Depending on its material, the cap can also blend seamlessly with a patient’s smile. (Our office provides dental crowns made of porcelain, gold, and porcelain-fused-to-metal.)

Given the points above, ideal dental crown candidates have one (or more) of the following:

The Dental Crown Process

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The average dental crown treatment takes two appointments. The first visit “preps” the affected tooth for its cap, while the second places the actual restoration a few weeks later.

At the preparatory session, Dr. Makram will perform several steps. His first move will be to numb your mouth with an anesthetic; doing so ensures your “prep work” won’t hurt. He’ll then remove any old fillings in the treatment site and later rebuild your tooth’s missing structure. Dr. Makram can then shave off some enamel to make room for your final crown. Afterward, he’ll take an impression of the prepped tooth, which allows workers to craft your restoration.

The second session takes place two to three weeks later. At that time, Dr. Makram will carefully place your complete dental crown and ensure it fits well. This process usually goes quickly; our team will just check whether your restoration “blends” as it should. From there, we’ll cement the crown, polish it, and send you off to enjoy your restored smile.

Of course, you can always skip the two-visit process by getting a CEREC crown. Dr. Makram can create this latter kind in-office, taking only an hour to do so.

The Benefits of Getting a Dental Crown

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By getting a dental crown from Dr. Makram, you’ll enjoy benefits like:

Understanding the Cost of Dental Crowns

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If you want to understand the cost of your dental crowns in Naples, you’ll need to meet with Dr. Markram for a scheduled consultation. During this visit, he will explain the process for receiving this type of custom restoration and how much you can expect to pay. Although there are various factors we will consider, you can expect our team to review the different payment options, including how to maximize your benefits and reduce your out-of-pocket costs.

Factors That Affect the Cost of Dental Crowns

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It is necessary for Dr. Makram to base the cost of your crown(s) on a few factors:

  • How many crowns do you need?
  • What kind of material will be used to create your new crown?
  • Do you require additional treatment, such as a root canal or dental implant?

Since Dr. Makram offers CEREC crowns, the use of this advanced technology will also be factored into the total cost.

It’s important to remember that investing in high-quality dental crowns will likely save you more money in the long run. Many dentists offer cheaper materials, but these crowns often do not last as long and can increase your risk of reinfection. It’s better to choose a trusted professional who uses the latest technologies and can produce a beautiful, highly effective dental crown to protect your smile.

Why Dental Crowns are a Worthwhile Investment

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Receiving a dental crown to repair your damaged or decayed tooth is a worthwhile investment for many reasons:

  • Your tooth remains properly protected against future harm and decay
  • You can avoid more complex procedures, including root canals or tooth extraction, by addressing the problem now instead of later
  • Dental crowns are now crafted to mimic the look of your natural teeth so that they can blend in for a beautiful aesthetic
  • CEREC crowns are crafted in-house and can be created and placed in a single appointment
  • Dental crowns can last up to two decades, as long as you commit to taking proper care of them
  • They are highly durable and can withstand normal daily wear and tear
  • They allow you to eat comfortably again
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