Zirconia crown in Uzbekistan
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Book nowA zirconia crown is a tooth-shaped cap made from zirconium dioxide, a strong tooth-coloured ceramic, that fully covers the visible part of a damaged or weakened tooth. It is placed to restore the tooth's shape, chewing function and natural appearance after heavy decay, root-canal treatment or a large filling. Because it contains no metal, it is well tolerated by the gums and looks highly natural, which makes it a common choice for front teeth.
- The tooth is badly decayed or its walls are weakened after a large filling
- A root-canal-treated tooth needs protection because it is prone to cracking
- You want a natural-looking restoration of the shape and colour of front teeth
- A durable crown is needed on an implant or as a bridge support
- There is sensitivity to metals or a metal-free option is preferred
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Consultation and diagnosis
The dentist examines the tooth, takes an X-ray and assesses whether a zirconia crown suits your case.
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Preparation and impression
The tooth is lightly shaped and an accurate impression or digital scan is taken; a temporary crown may be placed.
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Laboratory fabrication
The crown is made in a lab to match the colour and shape of your teeth, usually over a few days.
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Fitting and cementation
The dentist tries in the crown, checks the bite and, once it fits perfectly, bonds it permanently.
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Follow-up and care
A check-up is advised after a while; regular cleaning and routine visits extend the crown's lifespan.
- Ask whether the clinic uses a digital scanner, a quality lab and which zirconia brand they use
- Review the dentist's prosthetics experience and before/after case photos
- Get in writing what the price includes: prep, impression, fitting and warranty
- Check the warranty terms and whether follow-up visits are included
FAQ
How long does a zirconia crown last?
With good care and regular hygiene it usually lasts many years; the exact lifespan depends on the tooth and your oral hygiene.
Is preparing the tooth painful?
The preparation is done under local anaesthesia, so the procedure itself is usually painless.
Which is better, zirconia or metal-ceramic?
Zirconia is metal-free, looks more natural and is well tolerated; the choice depends on the tooth's position and budget and is decided with your dentist.
Will the crown look different from my natural teeth?
Zirconia transmits light like natural enamel, so with the right shade the crown blends almost invisibly with neighbouring teeth.
How do I care for the crown?
Brush it twice a day like a normal tooth, use floss and attend regular check-ups; avoid biting very hard objects.
How many visits does it take?
Usually two main visits are needed: preparation with the impression, then fitting the finished crown; the exact number depends on the clinic's technology.