Crowns
A dental crown, often known as a cap, can be your best option if your tooth is just slightly broken and not completely gone. on conceal the damage, you might apply it on your teeth. Use a dental crown to shield your teeth from further harm.
A dental crown could be required if your tooth is very decaying, crooked, or misaligned, or if it has a big filling, a root canal, or is otherwise damaged.
Metals, porcelain, or a mix of the two may be used to create tooth crowns, among other materials. They are very durable and may live up to ten years with proper maintenance. The process of brushing and flossing your crown is similar to that of any other tooth in your mouth.
