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Tina GoddardTina Goddard
08:46 20 Sep 22
Dr Quadri is so compassionate and has so much patience. He takes time to explain procedures and make the patient feel comfortable.He wants only a good outcome for his patients. His staff is wonderful. They are welcoming and helpful during visits. My experience was great!
Ruth WaymireRuth Waymire
17:46 12 Sep 22
I wish i could give 100 stars!!! Dr. Quadri is absolutely 💯 the best. He took his precious time with me and made sure I was comfortable. He is a perfectionist and I love that about him. He also got me in for 2 root canals at the last minute, and i was from out of town. Can't get better than that!!! Recommend him, and his staff, totally and wholeheartedly! Thank you soooo much for everything!!!🥰❤
Bridget CastroBridget Castro
23:00 19 Aug 22
Dr. Quadri is an amazing dentist and I love the staff they're all so great and sweet! I've had great experiences everytime. I appreciate how caring and gentle he is during procedures. Everytime I go there I am always well taken care of. I'm happy to have found the right place.
Allison ClementAllison Clement
20:16 17 Aug 22
I've been a patient with Dr. Quadri for many years. I wish I had found him sooner. He's very good at extractions and I think I would've had a better experience with my wisdom teeth removal here. I've switched my whole family to this office and many of my friends.
Diana BayonneDiana Bayonne
20:13 17 Aug 22
Both the hygienist were amazing! Very gentle and warm with you. Doctor. Quadri is very informative and straight forward with his treatment, work is amazing. Doctor. Quadri is now my main Dentist!
Lil BritLil Brit
00:52 19 Apr 22
I went in for an emergency tooth extraction today and they were able to get me in fairly quickly. I couldn’t get to anybody for two days and I was in excruciating pain. Until I found this dentist. I’m terrified of needles and everybody who worked on me made sure to make me feel secure and safe. The dentist literally has a magic touch because I did not feel a needle at all. The extraction hurt mildly and it was so fast. They were decently priced. I think I will be coming to this dentist regularly. Thank you guys!
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FAQs about Dental Crown Procedures

dental crown is a prosthetic option that may be indicated for a lot of cases. A dentist prescribes a dental crown to a patient to resolve an aesthetic issue, such as stains, discolorations, fractures, chips, breaks or malformations; or it may be prescribed to restore and reinforce a potentially weakened tooth.

When linked together, dental crowns create a bridgework that should replace a lost tooth. Its fabrication requires some tooth reduction; about 1 to 2 millimeters of the tooth will be removed so that this tooth can receive a crown. If you are about to receive a dental crown, it will be fitting for you to have some questions about the procedure. As a patient, you are entitled to ask questions about the treatment you are about to receive, so that you can prepare yourself for what is to happen:

Is the procedure going to be painful?

The fabrication of dental crowns require some tooth reduction and the drilling can make the tooth a little sensitive. About 1 to 2 millimeters of the tooth will have to be removed and this can make the tooth sensitive so the procedure is performed with anesthesia. The area is anesthetized so that the procedure can proceed comfortably and relatively painless.

Am I not compromising the vitality of my tooth to be able to receive a dental crown?

At first glance, the required tooth reduction greatly compromises health, especially when the tooth is completely sound, but when you begin to think about the results that you can obtain from the treatment, you can see things in a different light. This is especially true for cases where the tooth is already badly damaged or potentially brittle, after a root canal procedure. Installing a dental crown will reinforce and restore the tooth, so prolonging the life of the tooth.

What types of materials can dental crowns are fabricated with?

Dental crowns may be made with different materials. The most popular material used is porcelain; it gives truly aesthetic results and it is strong enough to withstand forces of mastication, allowing patients to enjoy complete function. Porcelain may or may not be made with metal reinforcement, for added strength and support. A dental crown may also be made with ceramic. Ceramic crowns offer superb aesthetics, but they are not as strong as porcelain. Plastic is another dental crown option; this offers true affordability but poor aesthetics, function and strength.

What is the potential lifespan of dental crowns?

Ideally, your dental crowns should last for quite long. A properly designed and fabricated dental crown can survive for 5 to 10 years, but it can even be enjoyed for longer if the patient is lucky. Oral hygiene affects the overall lifespan of dental prosthetics. When a person can be relied on to be religious with his oral hygiene practices, he can ensure the health of his teeth, and the health of his crowns. When one’s hygiene measures cannot be relied on, the teeth will become susceptible to decay, compromising the support it offers to the crowns.

How fast can I enjoy my new teeth?

Dental crown fabrication takes a while to finish. It begins with the tooth preparation, after which a temporary crown will be fitted while you wait for the laboratory to finish with the crowns. After a week or two, the finished product will be luted to the teeth and a new smile can be enjoyed.

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