E-max® Crowns
What is E-max Crown?
E-max crowns are a high-quality type of porcelain crown used for the aesthetic restoration of teeth. These crowns are made with a special ceramic material called E-max. The E-max material has a light-transmitting property similar to natural teeth, providing a natural-looking smile.
In Which Cases Can E-max Crowns be Applied?
E-max crowns can be used in various cases, including:
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Color Changes: E-max crowns can be used to change the color of teeth, especially effective for stained or discolored teeth.
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Broken or Cracked Teeth: E-max crowns are an effective option for restoring broken or cracked teeth.
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Closing Tooth Gaps: They can be used to close gaps between teeth, achieving a more even smile.
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Minor Tooth Shape Irregularities: Small tooth shape irregularities can be corrected with E-max crowns.
Advantages of E-max Crowns
E-max crowns have several advantages:
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Aesthetic Appearance: E-max crowns closely resemble natural teeth, which is crucial for achieving a natural smile.
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Durability: E-max crowns are made from a durable ceramic material and are long-lasting.
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Light Transmission: The E-max material has a light-transmitting property similar to natural teeth, resulting in an aesthetic outcome.
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Minimal Tooth Preparation: E-max crowns, applied with minimal preparation of the teeth, are a less invasive option.
In Which Cases Can't E-max Crowns be Applied?
E-max crowns may not be suitable in cases of severe tooth loss or significant dental irregularities. Additionally, it is important that the teeth to be crowned are clean and healthy.
Can E-max Crowns be Used as a Long-Term Solution?
With regular dental hygiene and maintenance, E-max crowns can be used as a long-term solution. It is important to attend the periodic check-ups recommended by your dentist to monitor the condition of the crowns and perform any necessary maintenance.
IMPLANT: Are There Other Dental Treatments Where E-max Material can be Used?
The E-max material can be used in other dental treatments such as inlays/onlays and porcelain bridges. This material is a preferred option for its aesthetic and durable qualities. Your dentist will work with you to determine the most suitable treatment options for your needs.
