Missing or Broken Teeth? Smile Confidently Again With Dentures, Crowns & Bridges
Say goodbye to dental worries! Siam Dental Clinic offers comprehensive dentures, crowns, and bridges delivered by specialized prosthodontists restoring your beautiful, confident smile.
What Are Dentures and Crowns?
Dentures are prosthetic devices designed to replace missing natural teeth whether a single tooth, multiple teeth, or an entire arch. Dentures are available in both removable and fixed forms.
Removable Dentures: Commonly used for patients missing one tooth, several teeth, or all teeth. They can be removed for cleaning and are ideal for patients whose oral conditions aren't suitable for dental implants. Removable dentures are more affordable than fixed alternatives.
Fixed Dentures include:
- Dental Crowns: Individual caps placed over natural teeth following root canal treatment, or to restore fractured teeth or teeth with large fillings that repeatedly break. Crowns provide superior strength compared to standard fillings, preventing fractures.
- Dental Bridges: Used to anchor artificial teeth to adjacent natural missing teeth by grinding out neighboring teeth and placing at least three connected crowns. This treatment is less common today, as dental implants are now preferred. Bridge preparation requires grinding natural tooth structure, makes cleaning difficult, and may lead to decay in supporting teeth if oral hygiene is inadequate.
Dental Crowns are restorations that completely cover an existing tooth using special materials such as ceramic, metal, or zirconia to strengthen the tooth and improve its appearance.
Ideal for:
- Cracked, fractured, severe attrition or severely decayed teeth that cannot be filled
- Teeth that have undergone root canal treatment
- Reshaping teeth for aesthetic purposes (cosmetic crowns)
- Widely spaced teeth with food impaction
- The teeth have a malocclusion problem. This treatment aims to correct the bite.
At Siam Dental Clinic, we're committed to restoring not just your teeth, but your confidence and joy in everyday life.
Whether you need a single crown or complete mouth rehabilitation, our specialized team will create a personalized solution that brings back your beautiful smile.
Denture and Crown Services for a Confident Smile
We work with you every step of the way, with treatment delivered by highly experienced specialized prosthodontists to ensure you receive appropriate, safe care with the most natural-looking results.
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Who Are Ideal Candidates for Dentures and Crowns?
1. Individuals Missing One or More Teeth
If you've lost some teeth but still have natural teeth remaining, both removable dentures and bridges can restore your chewing function and smile to near-natural condition. However, traditional bridges are becoming less common today because they require grinding out healthy adjacent teeth for support and retention of missing teeth. Dental implants placed in the extraction sites are now the preferred alternative.
For the patients who have limitations of budget, removable dentures are the appropriate choice for them.
2. Patients with Severe Decay, Fractures, or Extensive Wear
Crowns are ideal for teeth with strong roots but damaged upper structure. A crown reinforces the tooth and extends its functional lifespan when the damage is too extensive for a simple filling.
3. Patients Who've Had Root Canal Treatment
After root canal therapy, teeth that were severely decayed often have significant tooth structure loss. Standard filling materials are prone to fracture in these cases. Dentists typically recommend crowns for long-term protection, especially for back teeth. Front teeth with adequate remaining structure that don't have too heavy chewing forces or serve as denture/bridge anchors may be restored with fillings instead. Consultation with your dentist after root canal treatment is essential.
4. Patients with Limitations for Dental Implants
Some individuals cannot receive dental implants due to insufficient bone volume, certain medical conditions, unwillingness to undergo surgery, or budget constraints. In these cases, removable dentures or bridges offer suitable alternatives.
5. Those Seeking Cosmetic Enhancement
In certain situations, crowns can reshape teeth for aesthetic purposes or replace veneers with ceramic crowns when patients desire both beauty and strength enhancement.
Advantages of Dentures and Dental Crowns
- Restore chewing efficiency, speech, and a confident smile.
- A wide range of options to suit different budgets and lifestyles.
- Enhance facial appearance and improve overall oral health
- Preventing tooth shifting and tilting caused by gaps between teeth.
- Made from high quality materials such as Zirconia and ceramic, providing natural-looking and long-lasting results.
Disadvantages of Dentures and Dental Crowns
- Removable dentures must be taken out and cleaned daily
- Removable dentures can trap food particles underneath the base. Poor hygiene or failing to remove them for cleaning can lead to decay of the abutment teeth, as well as gum inflammation and fungal or bacterial infections.
- Dental bridges are more difficult to clean than single crowns. When a bridge is supported by natural teeth, poor oral hygiene can lead to decay in the prepared anchor teeth, potentially resulting in the need for a root canal or even extraction. Over several decades of use, these prepared teeth may become non-vital (dead), requiring later root canal treatment. Furthermore, prolonged exposure to heavy biting forces can cause the anchor teeth to become loose or mobile, eventually leading to their removal if the patient loses maintenance or is regularly checked up by the dentist.
- Implant supported bridges (or one piece multiple crowns on implants) are more difficult to clean than a single crown on a single implant. If proper hygiene is not maintained, it can lead to peri-implantitis (gum disease around the implants) or severe periodontitis. This may cause the implants to become loose or fail, eventually requiring their removal.
- Dental crowns and bridges require the reduction of the natural tooth structure. For a dental bridge, the abutment teeth (neighboring teeth) must be prepared and reshaped to support the restorations.
- An longer adaptation period of removable dentures are required more than fixed restorations such as crown and bridge or implant with fixed restorations during the initial stage of use
- Crowns, bridges, or fixed dentures or Implants with overdentures are more expensive than removable dentures; however, they are still more affordable than dental implants
However, these issues can be avoided or minimized if the treatment is performed correctly and tailored to the individual's needs. Success depends on maintaining excellent oral hygiene and attending regular, consistent check ups with a dentist.
Post-Treatment Care for Dental Crowns at Siam Dental Clinic
- Avoid hard foods initially to prevent impact if there are any "high spots" (premature contacts), which can cause pain. If you experience discomfort, you should return to your dentist for an immediate adjustment. Once you can chew without symptoms, the restoration is ready for full use provided the dental cement has reached 100% bond strength. This timing depends on the specific type of cement used; please strictly follow your dentist's instructions.
The capacity to chew hard foods depends on several factors: the material of the crown selected, the amount of remaining natural tooth structure, the strength of the anchor teeth, and your individual biting force.
Oral Hygiene Instructions
- Brushing: Brush thoroughly, including hard-to-reach areas, using specialized brushes as recommended by your dentist.
- For Bridges: You must use Superfloss or a Floss Threader in conjunction with standard dental floss to clean under the bridge.
- Brush thoroughly in all areas using an interdental brush or a precision toothbrush
- Use dental floss regularly; in some cases, an antibacterial mouthwash may be recommended by the dentist to prevent tooth decay
- Attend regular dental check ups to monitor the condition of the crown and receive professional cleaning to prevent long-term complications
Post Treatment Care for Removable Dentures at Siam Dental Clinic
- Immediate Cleaning: For removable dentures, you must remove and rinse them immediately after every meal.
- Oral Hygiene: You should also brush your remaining natural teeth immediately after eating to prevent tooth decay.
- Denture Soaking: Soak your dentures in clean water when not in use. If there are stubborn stains or dental stone that cannot be brushed off, soak them in a solution of water and baking soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) for at least 15 minutes, or use specialized denture cleansing tablets.
- Fit and Maintenance: Regularly check the fit of your dentures. If they become loose, see your dentist immediately for an adjustment.
- Usage Limits: Avoid using removable dentures to chew excessively hard foods to prevent damage or breakage.
Our team of specialist dentists provides personalized aftercare instructions and continuous follow up to ensure optimal results and long-term oral health.
Dentures and Dental Crowns at Siam Dental Clinic
At Siam Dental Clinic, we believe that high quality dental restorations are not only about aesthetics, but about restoring quality of life. Our team of specialist dentists carefully designs personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs from removable dentures, dental crowns, and bridges to full mouth rehabilitation using modern dental technology and internationally certified, high quality materials.
Our clinic is thoughtfully designed in every aspect, from the patient lounge and treatment rooms to the overall environment, ensuring a space that is spacious, clean, comfortable, and welcoming for all ages. We are equipped with advanced safety systems, including UV & ozone air purification, HEPA filtration systems, and high efficiency saliva suction devices, effectively reducing airborne contamination and enhancing patient safety.
We are committed to continuous development in both technology and service quality, guided by our vision of helping people achieve long lasting oral health and smile with confidence. For us,
“A Beautiful and Confident Smile” is not just a slogan it is the core of everything we do.
A Heartfelt Thank You to All Our Patients
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