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What To Expect During A Crown Procedure
     As with all dental procedures, planning is the most important first step.  Understanding what the patient and doctor expect as a  final outcome will determine the extent of the preparation, the fabrication type and shade or color of the final prosthesis.  In general. the tooth in question, is prepared or miniaturized to accomodate the proper amount of material needed to fabricate the crown with natural contours and without interfering with the bite or occlusion.  A provisional restoration is fabricated and placed to restore the dentition during the time that the final prosthesis is being fabricated.  In certain circumstances, the provisional restoration, is kept in place for a longer period of time.  This may be done to allow tissues to heal, post surgery, to refine aesthetics or to refine an individuals occlusion.  Prior to fabrication, an impresion must be taken to provide the laboratory with a model on which to  fabricate the crown.

     At the delivery appointment, the crown will be checked for proper fit by the dentist and adjusted as needed.  The patient should have the opportunity to visualize the crown and make a request for changes as needed prior to the cementation of the crown. Once the patient is satisfied with both the form and fit of the crown, the crown will be either cemented or bonded to the tooth.  The patient should advise the dentist immediatly if the patient has any difficulty with the crown.