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Dandenong Dental Clinic

Our Clinic will be closed from Dec 23, 2023, to Jan 7, 2024, for the holiday season. We’ll welcome you back with bright smiles on Monday, Jan 8! Happy Holidays! 🦷✨
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Crowns and Bridges at Dandenong Dental Care

The Dandenong Dental Care team enjoys helping the people in our community achieve beautiful, healthy smiles. Our restorative dentistry services include dental crowns and dental bridges that will improve the appearance and function of your teeth. Made in a local laboratory, our crowns and bridges are of the highest quality so that they will last for years to come. Crowns and bridges serve as replacement parts for your teeth. Missing or damaged teeth can cause inconvenience and at our clinic, we have a multitude of treatment options for our clients. If you would like to find out more about the dental crown procedure, book an appointment with us. We will explain the treatment in detail so that you have an idea about what to expect. 

Dental Crowns

Also known as a cap, a crown resembles a tooth but is created to fit over the structure of an existing tooth that has been damaged. This damage can occur from trauma, wear and tear or decay. It’s also suitable to stabilise a tooth that has received a root canal. It will be colour-matched to the rest of your teeth for a seamless look.

The procedure for getting a crown takes place over two appointments. At the first, we’ll prepare your tooth and take impressions, which are sent to our laboratory. When the crown is sent back to our practice, you’ll return for a follow-up visit to fit the crown. You’ll receive a temporary crown to wear until yours is fabricated.

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Dental Bridges

A dental bridge is an option for anyone who wishes to replace a single missing tooth or several missing teeth. When you have gaps in your smile, it affects the way you feel.

Our team will help you achieve a smile you’re proud to show off. This restorative appliance involves a row of false teeth that are secured by crowns attached to the teeth that neighbour the gap.

Two appointments are involved. At the first, we’ll prepare your mouth to receive the bridge and take the necessary impressions, which are sent to our laboratory. Your bridge is custom-made there, then returned back to us. You’ll come back for a follow-up and have your bridge fitted with full instructions on proper hygiene.

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Find Out More About Crowns and Bridges

If you have a damaged tooth, we can help rebuild it with crowns and bridges. Crowns and bridges can be used to restore the strength of a damaged tooth and to cover the visible surface of the tooth. The dental crowns are designed, coloured and shaped to match that of your existing tooth. This makes it the perfect treatment option to complement your smile and restore the function of a damaged tooth.

Have you been thinking of improving your smile? We have a broad variety of solutions for you including crowns and bridges Dandenong. Contact us today to arrange a booking! Health funds are accepted and payment plans are offered through zipMoney.


Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.

Crowns and Bridges Dandenong, Keysborough, Noble Park, VIC | (03) 8578 6000

FAQ

The right time to have wisdom teeth removed is when they are causing pain, infection, damage to other teeth, or other oral health problems, as determined by a dentist or oral surgeon.
Crowns and bridges typically last between 5 to 15 years or even longer with proper care and maintenance. Factors such as oral hygiene, habits like teeth grinding, and the materials used in the crowns or bridges can affect their longevity. Regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene practices can help extend their lifespan.
Temporary dental bridges serve as a short-term solution while waiting for the fabrication of a permanent bridge.
When it comes to dental crowns, zirconia crowns are known for their exceptional durability. Made from zirconium dioxide, a robust material related to titanium, these crowns are highly resistant to fracture. With proper oral hygiene and care, a zirconia crown can easily last 10-15 years or even longer. Another long-lasting option is the gold crown, which may outlive other types and sometim
Veneer treatment involves placing thin porcelain or composite resin shells on the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. This procedure typically requires minimal tooth preparation and can address issues like discoloration, unevenness, or gaps in the teeth.

A clean at the dentist is different from your brushing at home. While brushing and flossing go a long way towards keeping your mouth healthy, professional cleans can reach tartar buildup that brushing at home alone can’t. Our hygienists are extremely thorough, ensuring each tooth is scrupulously cleaned.

Yes, early detection is critical. Your hygienist will inspect your mouth at your 6-month appointments to look for any signs of oral cancer.

We recommend they come in at age 2 unless you can see an issue or have a particular concern. Our hygienists have extensive experience caring for kids’ smiles. During your little one’s visit, the hygienist will count their teeth, check tooth alignment and see how your child is cleaning and if they need extra guidance.

 

Rest assured we always make visits pleasant for children of all ages!

Yes. Flossing removes debris between teeth and gums and can help to prevent tartar buildup. We understand that many people don’t like to floss. The good news is there are many flossing options available, not just the conventional string floss. Other methods include floss picks and water flossing.

We understand that many people had negative experiences at the dentist, perhaps when they were younger. At our friendly practice, our dentists and hygienists will put you at ease. We can offer numbing gels to keep you comfortable while you’re receiving treatment.

Brush your teeth at least twice a day and use a tongue scraper daily as bacteria that cause bad breath collect on the tongue. You also can use a mouth rinse. Drinking plenty of water is helpful as well. And of course, avoid bad-breath-causing foods such as garlic and onions.

Yes, these include teeth whitening, the taking of scans and impressions for braces, and identifying if wisdom teeth may be extracted.