Temporary restorations: fillings and crowns

After a sudden tooth fracture, loss of a filling, or damage to a crown, the tooth requires immediate protection. Temporary restorations secure it both aesthetically and functionally until the final reconstruction is completed.

Temporary restorations at Mabel Clinic

What are temporary restorations and when are they needed

A temporary filling seals a cavity after a lost filling or during root canal treatment, protecting the tooth from bacteria and stimuli. A temporary crown shields a shaved down, broken, or weakened tooth, maintaining its position in the dental arch and the aesthetics of your smile. We always use them when the final restoration requires time and the tooth cannot be left exposed.

What are temporary restorations and when are they needed

A temporary filling seals a cavity after a lost filling or during root canal treatment, protecting the tooth from bacteria and stimuli. A temporary crown shields a shaved down, broken, or weakened tooth, maintaining its position in the dental arch and the aesthetics of your smile. We always use them when the final restoration requires time and the tooth cannot be left exposed.

What are temporary restorations and when are they needed

A temporary filling seals a cavity after a lost filling or during root canal treatment, protecting the tooth from bacteria and stimuli. A temporary crown shields a shaved down, broken, or weakened tooth, maintaining its position in the dental arch and the aesthetics of your smile. We always use them when the final restoration requires time and the tooth cannot be left exposed.

How we make temporary restorations at Mabel Clinic

We provide temporary tooth protection on the spot, during a single visit. The crown is shaped from an aesthetic material directly in the office and adjusted to your bite and the color of neighboring teeth, while a temporary filling tightly seals the tooth for the duration of the treatment. This allows you to function normally, eat, and smile until the final restoration is placed.

A safe bridge to ultimate restoration

A temporary restoration provides the time to carefully plan and craft the final solution: a composite filling, an all-ceramic crown, or an implant-supported restoration. It protects the tooth from shifting, sensitivity, and further damage, allowing you to make a decision without pressure. It is important to treat it as a transitional step and keep your appointment for the final procedure.

A safe bridge to ultimate restoration

A temporary restoration provides the time to carefully plan and craft the final solution: a composite filling, an all-ceramic crown, or an implant-supported restoration. It protects the tooth from shifting, sensitivity, and further damage, allowing you to make a decision without pressure. It is important to treat it as a transitional step and keep your appointment for the final procedure.

A safe bridge to ultimate restoration

A temporary restoration provides the time to carefully plan and craft the final solution: a composite filling, an all-ceramic crown, or an implant-supported restoration. It protects the tooth from shifting, sensitivity, and further damage, allowing you to make a decision without pressure. It is important to treat it as a transitional step and keep your appointment for the final procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

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