Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns have been considered the main repair of damaged teeth. The reliability of PFM crowns have allowed them to stand of both time, and technology evolution.

Full cast metal are one of the most durable restorations, even for bruxism. They have a high tensile strength which is an advantage when preparing the tooth. Full-metal lab crowns are best for those who prefer the look of metal over porcelain.

Full Gold Crown are a conventional restorative option and a great choice and continues to be the preferred choice for many clinicians due to its longevity, biocompatibility and functional success.

Zirconia crowns are normally used on people who have worn down teeth or have missing teeth. This advanced technology, teamed with the high strength of zirconia are creating beautiful, strong, and highly accurate restorations.

All-Ceramic crowns are cosmetic dental restorations used to cap or completely cover a tooth being restored and also, it’s metal free and has a strong bond to both tooth enamel and dentin structures.

Inlays and Onlays are very similar to crowns, but are used for teeth that still have some healthy tooth structure and don’t require a full crown. An inlay fits inside the cusps, or bumps, of a tooth. An onlay is larger and covers one or more tooth cusps.