The loss of a large portion of a tooth’s natural structure does not necessarily mean that the tooth must be extracted. In modern prosthodontics, the tooth cases They are one of the most reliable and aesthetically pleasing solutions for restoring both the function and appearance of a smile.
Thanks to modern materials and advanced manufacturing techniques, today’s crowns offer a natural-looking appearance, great durability, and high functionality, allowing patients to chew and smile with confidence.
What are dental trays?;
The tooth cases, also known as wreaths, are prosthetic restorations that cover the entire tooth structure when a tooth has been weakened or has suffered extensive damage.
Their purpose is to:
- protect the natural tooth,
- restore proper chewing function,
- improve the appearance,
- increase the tooth's strength.
The selection of the appropriate crown is always tailored to each patient's individual needs and expectations.
What types of wreaths are there?;
Today, there are various types of wreaths available, each with its own characteristics.
The zirconia crowns They are one of the most popular choices, as they combine exceptional aesthetics with high mechanical strength and natural transparency.
The porcelain wreaths They also provide a very natural-looking result and are often used on the front teeth, where aesthetics play a key role.
The acrylic cases They are mainly used as temporary repairs until the permanent crown is completed.
The appropriate material is selected in consultation with the dentist, taking into account both the tooth's position and the patient's functional needs.
When do you need a case?;
The use of a case may be recommended when:
- denervation has occurred previously,
- There is extensive tooth decay,
- a fracture has occurred,
- cosmetic restoration is required,
- A dental implant is placed.
In any case, a comprehensive clinical and radiographic evaluation is performed first in order to select the treatment that offers the best long-term outcome.
How much do dental cases cost?;
The cost of dental trays It depends on various factors, such as:
- the construction material,
- the complexity of the incident,
- the number of teeth to be restored,
- any additional treatments that may be required prior to placement.
For this reason, the final treatment plan and financial information are always determined following a thorough examination and discussion with the patient.
Proper installation is just as important as the material itself
A high-quality dental crown is not enough on its own. The success of the treatment depends on proper design, precision in placement, and the experience of the treating dentist.
Proper occlusion, a natural appearance, and a flawless fit contribute to the long-term durability of the restoration and the protection of adjacent teeth.
In Smile For You, each treatment is tailored to the individual, taking into account both the health and the aesthetics of the smile. The experienced oral surgeon Dr. Markaki, at the modern dental clinic in downtown Athens, utilizes modern techniques and high-quality materials, offering restorations that combine a natural look, functionality, and a long service life.
If you’d like to restore a worn or broken tooth or learn about your options for dental inlays and crowns, schedule an appointment at Smile For You and get a personalized treatment plan tailored to the needs of your smile.
