Teeth crowns are super-effective at smile restoration.

Apr 06 |
When you look at what else the money might buy you, you can see why a dental crown makes so much sense. Here’s why.
• Your TV will be due for replacement in about three or four year’s time, as new technology makes you want to upgrade as a result of some new-fangled capability of the next generation. On the other hand, your crown will last for decades, and will never be overtaken by newer versions of the same thing. • You will probably be forced to pay more for your TV based on the brand that’s stuck to it. In other words, you're paying a big chunk of the cost for sheer snob value – nothing to do with the intrinsic value of the product. This is not the case with dental crowns, where the value of the product lies not in a badge, but in its ability to carry out its purpose. • You’ll only be watching your TV for a number of hours each day, so your value is limited by this. Your dental crown, however, is working for you 24 hours a day in a whole range of functions – from making your smile look great to letting you bite and chew as normal. • The cost of your TV will be compounded by the fact that you have to spend extra money every time you watch it – in the form of electricity charges. Once you’ve paid for your crown, however, that’s it. There’s simply nothing more to pay.
So maybe this is something to think about if you believe that your smile could do with a little restorative work? If you think this is the case and would like to find out a bit more, then maybe this blog will offer you the perfect starting point - http://www.knowyourteeth.com/infobites/abc/article/?abc=C&iid=301&aid=1204 |