Zirconia Crowns

Restorations made from zirconia can be used for both front and back teeth, making them a versatile option for many situations. In contrast to real teeth and porcelain, zirconia is not translucent and therefore does not allow light through. Because of its strong mechanical and optical properties, zirconia is often used as a framework for fixed restorations. They are more common in the back, less aesthetically significant molar teeth because of their mechanical strength.

The zirconia in a monolithic zirconia crown is cut from a single block during the production process. Strong, precise, and good resistance to crack propagation are just a few of the qualities that define monolithic zirconia. Their lack of ability to achieve adequate transparency is the primary cause of their unsatisfactory aesthetic performance.

With layered zirconia, you get the durability of full zirconia in the occlusal area and the natural beauty of ceramic in the esthetic one. Esthetics and durability are two of the most crucial aspects of dental restorations. Crowns made of layered zirconia are used at our dental clinic because of their aesthetic and functional superiority.