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METAL CROWN REMOVAL

RESTORATIVE

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Porcelain Crowns

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Porcelain Onlays

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Ceramic Fillings

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Sedative Fillings

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Metal Implant Removal

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Metal Crown Removal

When it's Time to Restore a Seated Crown

When it's time to restore an already seated crown, we can certainly help. Crowns have a maximum lifespan of about 15 years. Sometimes they go bad before that time, or sometimes a patient just wants to remove any of the metal in their mouth. While the ADA supports the placement of metal infused crowns, a patient is always free to choose to make their own health decisions. 

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While rare, reactions to metal, including titanium, have been known to occur. If you do have an allergic reaction to a metal in your mouth, you should seek advice about how to proceed with ameliorating your reactions.

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If you want a crown restored, please note that we only place porcelain crowns. If you have a metal fused crown removed, we will not be using metal in the replacement. 

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If you want to learn more about our porcelain crowns, click HERE.

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Metal Crown Removal
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