Ceric One Crowns 

This amazing CAD-CAM technology allows us to fabricate crowns, inalays, and onlays, often in one visit! Instead of waiting 2-3 weeks for a lab fabricated restoration, the all porcelain restorations can be made in a single visit.

The tooth is prepared in the normal manner, but instead of a mouth full of impression material, the tooth is optically scanned with a special camera. The crown is then custom designed on a computer by Dr. Perry. Following the design, the restoration is milled from a solid block of porcelain. This milled block of porcelain is stronger than like materials that are fabricated in the traditional fashion. The milled restoration is then custom stained and glazed in our porcelain glazing oven. The final restoration is bonded to the remaining tooth structure in a perfectly life-like restoration – often times in only one appointment! The inconvenience of wearing a temporary restoration is eliminated. And that second appointment ot deliver the final restoration is no longer needed.

Dental care should begin early

Dental care should begin early Dental care begins right from infancy, where parents should ensure that the baby’s gums are gently cleaned with soft wet cloth after every feed to prevent any possible bacterial infection. Once the child develops teeth, it is recommended that the teeth are cleaned with a soft toothbrush after every meal. The oral cavity is a fertile ground for bacteria which thrives mostly on sugar. The bacterial interactions in the oral cavity also generate acidic components that could be harmful to the teeth. “In my practice, I have often seen good dental hygiene is neglected by parents as we often do not understand the damage the acidic formations can do to a child’s teeth. If a regular habit of brushing the teeth is not nurtured among kids, these acidic formations can create cavities across the dental rows which can lead to tooth decay and dental erosion, which would require treatment at a later stage,” some doctors says. Children’s teeth have thinner enamel than adult teeth and are more susceptible to the bacteria that cause decay. Decay in a baby’s tooth is swift and destructive; it quickly penetrates the enamel, then the dentin, and then infects the nerve. food with high content of sugar, like chocolates, play a large role in dental decay and cavities. Chocolates will remain ever popular among kids. However, it is very important for the health of their teeth that kids are not given sweets in excess. While we do not believe in denying the child of their favorite treats, we always recommend parents to introduce their children to a balanced diet, most dentist agree Forming a good routine of brushing teeth twice daily and cleaning them after every meal, regular check-ups with the dentist and a good diet helps in good dental hygiene. With simple care from an early stage, parents can easily ensure a lifetime of happy teeth for their children.