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Dental Crowns on natural teeth

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  • primo caso

    Before
    Young lady smile compromised by a yellow filling on the right central incisor and a PFM crown on the left central incisor. The gingiva has an unhealthy grey-red appearance. The grey color comes from the PFM metal collar; conversely, the red color comes from the over-contoured PFM crown causing chronic gingiva inflammation.

    		  

    Before

     

    After
    The existing filling was replaced with a new tooth-colored filling; the PFM crown was replaced with a full-ceramic crown. The two central incisors look really natural; the gum is pink and healthy with no metal showing through.

     
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  • primo caso

    Before
    PFM crowns with a marginal metal collar. Gingival recession has occurred over the years; both the metal collar and the tooth root are displayed.

    		 

    After
    Existing PFM crowns were replaced by two all-ceramic crowns. The new crowns gave back a natural appearance to the teeth; exposed root surface was covered with no metal showing through the gingiva.
     
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  • primo caso

    Before
    Unpleasant smile due to narrow long central and lateral incisors and diastema between the four anterior teeth; a different gingival height between the two lateral incisors.

    		 

    After
    Dr Deliperi cemented four all-ceramic crowns and the smile was deeply improved. Dominance of the two central incisors was achieved as well as harmony of shape and color of both lateral and central incisors.

     
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  • primo caso

    Before
    Patient smile showing fractured, discoloured teeth; please, note the incongruous gold- resin crown on the left lateral incisor. Patient is looking for a new natural smile with invisible crowns.

    		  

    After
    Once tooth whitening was completed, PFM crowns with no metal collar were cemented . Patient is proud to show his new smile because the new crowns do match perfectly with the remaining upper teeth (right canine and lateral incisor). Please, have also a look at the “Non carious cervical lesion” section for a more detailed view.
     
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  • primo caso

    Before
    Patient smile showing worn anterior teeth andincongruous PFM crown on the left lateral incisor. Please, note gingival inflammation on the lateral incisor. Patient is looking for a new natural smile with an invisible crown

    		 

    After
    Once tooth whitening was completed, a full ceramic crown was cemented . Patient is proud to show her new smile because the new crown do match perfectly with the adjacent upper teeth. Same for the fillings placed on the central incisors to match the length of the adjacent teeth. Please, note that gingival inflammation disappeared

     
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  • primo caso

    Before
    Incongruous PFM crowns on the upper posterior area. Please, note fracture of the ceramic exposing underlying metal and severe gingival inflammation. Patient is looking for invisible crowns and recovering the masticatory function of her back teeth.

    		 

    After removing incongrous crowns
    Please, note again gingival inflammation plus food debris between teeth and decay of the three abutment.
     
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    After
    Once decay was removed and gingival crown lengthening performed ,PFM crowns with no metal collar were cemente . The new crowns do match perfectly with the adjacentupper teeth). Please, note the pink shade of the gingival which is a typical sign of gum healing.

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