E-max Crowns for Cracked Tooth
What is Cracked Tooth?
A cracked tooth has a fracture that can range from superficial enamel cracks to deep splits extending to the root.
Symptoms
- Sharp pain when biting
- Sensitivity to hot and cold
- Intermittent pain
How E-max Crowns Treats Cracked Tooth
E-max crowns are made from lithium disilicate ceramic, offering superior translucency and aesthetics. They closely mimic the appearance of natural teeth, making them ideal for front teeth restorations.
Procedure Steps
- 1Tooth preparation
- 2Digital scanning or impression
- 3Lab fabrication of E-max crown
- 4Crown try-in and bonding
Recovery Time:2 visits
Average Cost:$300-$800
FAQ
Are E-max crowns better than zirconia?
E-max offers better aesthetics with more natural translucency for front teeth. Zirconia is stronger, making it preferred for back teeth.
How strong are E-max crowns?
E-max crowns are very strong for most applications. However, for patients who grind their teeth heavily, zirconia may be recommended.
Can a cracked tooth heal on its own?
No, cracked teeth cannot heal. Treatment is needed to prevent the crack from worsening.
What happens to an untreated cracked tooth?
The crack can deepen, causing infection, severe pain, and potentially requiring extraction.