Crowns & Bridges

Crowns protect weak or damaged teeth and restore chewing function. Bridges can replace one or more missing teeth when suitable. At KKS Dental and Medical Care, your Dentist plans the restoration after evaluating bite, gum health, and tooth support for responsible dental care.

Restore chewing & appearance Material options explained Fit & bite checked After-care guidance

When crowns or bridges are advised

A crown covers and strengthens a tooth; a bridge replaces missing teeth using support from neighbouring teeth. Your Dentist will recommend only after a clinical evaluation.

Crowns are commonly suggested for

  • After root canal treatment (often recommended)
  • Cracked, heavily filled, or worn teeth
  • Broken teeth needing strength and shape restoration
  • Cosmetic correction when clinically suitable

Bridges may be suggested for

  • Replacing one or more missing teeth (case dependent)
  • When supporting teeth are strong and healthy
  • When bite forces and gum support are favourable
  • When a fixed replacement is preferred

Material options (explained simply)

Tooth-coloured crowns

  • Natural appearance
  • Commonly used for front teeth
  • Material choice depends on bite and position

Stronger/functional options

  • Often chosen for back teeth with higher bite forces
  • Recommended based on chewing load and habits
  • Longevity supported by fit + oral hygiene

What to expect at KKS Dental and Medical Care

  1. Consultation & assessment: bite, gum health, tooth support and shade selection.
  2. Tooth preparation: shaping the tooth if needed, then impression/scan.
  3. Temporary restoration: placed when required until the final crown/bridge is ready.
  4. Final fit & bite check: cementation and bite adjustment for comfort.
  5. After-care: cleaning guidance and review schedule.

FAQ

Which crown material is best?

It depends on tooth position, bite forces, aesthetics, and budget. Your Dentist will explain suitable options after evaluation.

How long do crowns last?

Longevity varies with bite, hygiene, and habits (like grinding). Regular check-ups and good dental care help extend life.

Can a bridge replace a missing tooth?

In some cases, yes. We assess the supporting teeth, bite, and gum support before recommending a bridge.

Will the crown feel natural?

After proper fitting and bite adjustment, most people adapt quickly. Any persistent discomfort should be reviewed.

Need a restoration plan you can trust?

Book an evaluation for crowns or bridges at KKS Dental and Medical Care.