As you may be aware, Cerec crowns make use of computer guided equipment to create your new crowns. Typically, this will be achieved within just a few hours. Once the crown is made, your dentist can place it on your tooth instead of a temporary crown. Along with saving time, you will also find that having a permanent crown in place is much more comfortable than using a cap.

Unfortunately, if you need to have crowns placed on your front teeth, you may not want to use Cerec technology. While the crown will have the correct shape, it may not match the color of your other teeth. As may be expected, you can always consider having a smile makeover later on in order to correct this issue. Or, you may simply decide that the discoloration is not enough to be of concern to you.

Regardless of whether you have a broken tooth or a cracked one, Cerec crowns can reduce the amount of time required for tooth reconstruction. This, in turn will make it easier for you resume normal activities. You may also find that the total procedure price will be a bit cheaper, as it will require fewer follow up visits. As this technology improves, you may find that your dentist will eventually be able to match the exact color of front teeth that require reconstruction. Until that time, you may want to use more conventional crowning methods for managing front teeth.