A damaged tooth that can no longer be saved calls for a dental crown to enhance one’s life. I recall my first crown taking two sessions and about a week for normal eating again. Others recount a process lasting over three months. According to the German Dental Association, the average duration for a crown is two to four weeks, but exceptions exist.
The process of crafting a crown involves several steps: removal of the damaged tooth, preparation of the surrounding area, creation of an impression for a template, and subsequent fabrication of the crown in a lab or the dentist’s office.
Dr. Müller, a dentist, explains that the treatment duration varies depending on complexities such as those involving a front tooth crown or molars at the back of the mouth.
A dental crown is a valuable investment in one’s health and wellbeing. However, treatment length depends on individual circumstances. Consult with your dentist to address any concerns and secure your future dental security.
- How long does it take to get a crown?
Answer:
Two to four weeks on average.
- Can a crown be made directly in the dentist’s office?
Answer:
Yes, for some procedures this is possible.
- What factors influence the duration of a crown’s fabrication?
Answer:
Complexity of the case, type of crown, and individual circumstances are influential.