Crowns and Bridges in Harrow

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Dental Crowns & Bridges

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available to patients across London

If you have decayed or broken teeth or want to improve the overall aesthetics of your smile, dental crowns and bridges could be the solution. These treatments provided by expert restorative dentist Dr Neera Maini are also used after root canal surgery. See crowns.

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The Aqua Dental Difference

Treating thousands of patients over more than two decades in practice, Dr Neera Maini has established a reputation among London’s foremost providers of crown and bridge treatments.

The reason isn’t just peerless quality of work and unrivalled experience in the field. It’s also down to Dr Maini’s unique treatment philosophy, which puts you, the patient, at the centre of every aesthetic and clinical decision.

At Aqua Dental, every single crown is crafted with precision, care and pride in a process guided by your choice of fit, materials, colour, texture and more.

Dr Maini’s experience and training in dental crown work, as well as the cutting-edge technology used to create the finished piece, are the reasons why so many patients turn to them for a second opinion on crown and bridgework received elsewhere. And why thousands of patients who want to be sure of receiving the best quality service available put their trust in Aqua Dental Clinic.

Dental Crowns

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Dental crowns – sometimes referred to as caps – are used during dental restoration work to fit over your natural teeth. They protect from further damage while improving the look of your smile with renewed shape and colour.

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Dental Bridges

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Dental bridges are another restorative treatment used when a tooth is missing. Crowns are placed on each side of the gap, connected to a false tooth which sits in place of the lost one.

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We believe in patient choice, so we offer several options for crown and bridge treatments. If you’d prefer more traditional hand-made ceramic crowns, this can be done by our expert ceramists using the highest standard materials. All of our ceramic treatments are of the highest quality – guaranteeing reliable, durable results that look fantastic.

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"The staff were great. Annie was a lovely receptionist. She put me at ease and made me feel welcome. Was really pleased with my treatment. Would definitely recommend!!"
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Heather M.
"Everyone spoke English and the dentist carefully explained to me what needs to be done as well as what the cost of treatment would be. Very satisfied with the service."
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Irina M.
"I had veneer crowns done and i was very pleased with the final result. The staff made me feel really relaxed during the course of the treatment and the customer service was excellent. I will be recommending aqua dental clinic to freinds and family. Thanks guys i feel confident smiling again!!!"
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Beastie
"I was very happy after visiting this dentist. I had discomfort and pain for several days and decided to change my dentist and visit Dr Maini at Aqua Dental Clinic . My relative highly recommended her. After one visit I am completely pain free and very happy. I will be sending my whole family here from now on. Thank you!"
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Anil Shah
“Dr Sripal Kumar is very skilled and my new bridge is great. Great care was taken even after the treatment for any adjustments required.”
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How long do dental crowns last?

The lifespan of dental crowns largely depends on the type of crown you have and how well you take care of it. Generally, dental crowns can last anywhere from 5 to 15 years, but some can last even longer with proper care and maintenance.

Permanent crowns, made from materials like metal, porcelain fused to metal, or ceramic, are known to be the most durable and long-lasting. They can withstand normal wear and tear from daily use and can last for many years if properly cared for. On the other hand, temporary crowns are designed to be used for short-term use only and are not intended for long-term wear.

Proper care and maintenance also play a crucial role in the longevity of dental crowns. Good oral hygiene practices such as brushing and flossing regularly not only help to keep your natural teeth healthy but also the crown itself. It’s important to avoid certain hard, sticky or chewy foods that could damage the crown or cause it to come loose. Regular dental check-ups are also important to ensure that your crown is still in good shape and functioning as it should.

With proper care, your dental crown can remain in good condition and help to maintain a healthy, natural-looking smile for many years.

How to take care of my dental crown?

Once you’ve received your dental crown, it’s important to take good care of it to ensure it lasts as long as possible. Crowns can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, porcelain fused to metal, and ceramics, and each one requires slightly different care. Here are some general tips to help take care of your dental crown:

  1. Practice good oral hygiene: Just like with your natural teeth, it’s important to brush your crown twice a day and floss at least once a day. This helps to remove any plaque buildup that can lead to decay around the crown.
  2. Avoid hard or sticky foods: While your dental crown is strong, it’s important to avoid biting down on hard objects like ice or opening packages with your teeth. Sticky or chewy foods like caramel and taffy can also cause damage or dislodge the crown.
  3. Visit your dentist regularly: Regular dental check-ups allow your dentist to monitor the health of your crown and make any necessary adjustments. Your dentist can also clean the crown to remove any plaque or tartar buildup.
  4. Consider a nightguard: If you grind your teeth at night, a nightguard can help protect your crown from damage.
  5. Watch for signs of trouble: If you experience sensitivity, pain, or swelling around your crown, it’s important to see your dentist. These can be signs of a problem with the tooth underneath the crown.

By following these tips and taking good care of your dental crown, you can help ensure it lasts for many years to come. Remember to speak with our dentist if you have any concerns or questions about caring for your crown or if you notice any changes in your oral health.

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How many teeth can a dental bridge replace?

A bridge can be used to replace up to five missing teeth, without the need for implants or dentures-making it an economical choice for many people. Bridges require little maintenance and provide a permanent solution for multiple missing teeth.