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Dental Crowns: Crowns are mainly used to fix teeth that have deteriorated over a period of time. Crowns have a number of benefits, such as improving the appearance of your smile. It is like a strong cap that is placed over your damaged tooth to make it robust. At Jains Dental Villa, we make use of dental crowns in such a way that they blend in seamlessly with your natural teeth.
Dental Bridges: A dental bridge is a device that is used to replace teeth that are missing. The bridge occupies the space in your mouth that doesn’t have teeth. Generally, a bridge is present between two dental crowns. Dental bridges are used when teeth are damaged. If the damaged tooth is beyond repair, it is wise to opt for a dental bridge or an implant.

Our goal at Jain’s Dental Villa is to provide a relaxing atmosphere for patients. We make sure that the patient is at ease before the procedure. As far as crowns and bridges are concerned, we offer a variety of options to cater to the needs of different patients. We create durable and natural-looking restorations with the help of materials like porcelain, zirconia and ceramic. Dental crowns and bridges treatment is available at both our branches in Ashok Vihar and Paschim Vihar.
Dental crowns and bridges improve chewing ability, overall oral function, and enhance your smile’s appearance. They offer a reliable way to restore damaged, missing, or weakened teeth. With advanced materials and precise techniques, our team of dentists ensure long-lasting, comfortable restorations tailored to your needs. Choosing dental crowns and bridges in Ashok Vihar ensures you receive personalised treatment designed to improve your bite and enhance your smile. We offer aesthetic solutions and comprehensive dental treatments tailored to your unique requirements.
Dental crowns and bridges provide an effective solution for restoring broken teeth and replacing missing ones. These treatments improve bite strength, confidence, and long-term oral health, making them ideal for anyone seeking reliable dental restoration options. With modern technology and expert care, Jain’s Dental Villa offers dental crowns and bridges in Paschim Vihar that are strong, natural-looking and blend seamlessly with your smile.
Crowns are used to repair damaged teeth. They also have aesthetic benefits. For example, if you undergo root canal treatment, a crown can be fitted at the end of the procedure in order to make the treated tooth look pleasing to the eye. But the primary function of a crown is to restore a damaged tooth. Teeth that have decayed or fractured require dental crowns. Tooth tissue is required in order to hold a filling together. The lack of a sufficient amount of tooth tissue could necessitate the use of a crown to hold the filling together.
1. Porcelain Crowns: These crowns are made from porcelain, as the name suggests. Sometimes, ceramic materials that have similar properties to porcelain are also used in the manufacture of these crowns. Porcelain has several benefits with regard to its use in the making of crowns. The semi-transparent nature of porcelain makes it quite homogenous with enamel, thereby fitting in seamlessly with your other teeth. Thus, a porcelain crown is perfect for front teeth. However, porcelain crowns do have a few drawbacks. They can be delicate and hence should not be used for rear teeth.
2. Zirconia Crowns: Zirconia is an oxide of the metal Zirconium. Zirconium has properties that are very similar to those of Titanium. Thus, Zirconium is very tough and robust, making it a better option than porcelain. The likelihood of damage to a Zirconia crown is much lower. Zirconia crowns can be selected in such a way that they blend in beautifully with your teeth, especially with regard to their colour.
3. Resin Crowns: A composite resin represents a less expensive option when going for dental crowns. Unlike other crowns, which are fitted directly to the damaged tooth, the composite resin is applied to the tooth and shaped and then set with the help of UV light. But one of the major drawbacks of the resin crown is that it is not very durable. As far as colour is concerned, resin crowns can be made to fit in smoothly with your other teeth.
4. Full Metal Crowns: These crowns are typically made of metals such as Nickel, Chromium, Gold or Palladium. The colour of these metals does not match your teeth. Hence, they are generally used for teeth that are at the back of the mouth. But some people like the appearance of a full metal crown in their front teeth, especially gold. Since these crowns are made of metal, they are extremely durable and are very difficult to break, thus making them a popular choice, especially for back teeth.
5. Porcelain bonded to metal crowns: These crowns are mainly made of metal. A porcelain cap is fitted on the metal. Since these crowns have a high percentage of metal in them, they are darker in appearance and do not blend seamlessly with the rest of your teeth. Hence, they are usually used for rear teeth.
1. Dental crowns blend in seamlessly with neighbouring teeth thus making them an attractive option.
2. Crowns play an important role in cosmetic dentistry.
3. Most crowns are durable and long-lasting if they are taken care of carefully.
1. Improper fitting can result in discomfort.
2. Risk of infection is increased.
Dental bridges are used to replace missing teeth. A damaged or decayed tooth can be replaced with the help of a dental bridge. If a damaged tooth cannot be repaired, it has to be replaced with the aid of a dental bridge. One advantage that bridges have over implants is that surgery is not required in the former. Bridges can fit in seamlessly along with your natural teeth thanks to the use of porcelain.
1. Traditional Dental Bridge: This is the most frequently used bridge. The two ends of the bridge have dental crowns. Crowns are bonded to the natural teeth at either end of the gap, and the area between the teeth is occupied by the bridge. A bridge is usually used if the teeth at either end are healthy.
2. Cantilever Dental Bridge: The fundamental difference between a cantilever dental bridge and the traditional dental bridge is that the former has a dental crown at only one end. When the bridge is attached to the tooth, the artificial tooth is suspended over the gap. Cantilever bridges are used in cases when natural teeth are located at only one end of the gap.
3. Maryland Dental Bridge: A bridge is generally secured between two dental crowns. But here the bridge is present between metal wings instead of crowns. The bridge is held in place by the wings that are bonded between neighbouring teeth. These bridges are used to replace front teeth because they are not strong enough to replace rear teeth. They get their name because they were popularized in the dental school of the University of Maryland.
4. Implant-Supported Bridge: A traditional dental bridge rests between two natural teeth. But an implant-supported bridge rests between two dental implants. Dental implants are used when natural teeth are not strong enough to support the bridge. Before the bridge is fixed between the two implants, it is extremely important for the implants to fuse with the jawbone. The entire process of setting an implant bridge may take from a minimum of three months to a maximum of six months.
1. The placement of a bridge doesn’t require surgery. A surgery is needed only in the case of an implant-supported bridge. The placement of a Maryland bridge, a traditional bridge or even a cantilever bridge can be finished in one visit. The time required for healing is also not very long.
2. As compared to dental implants, bridges are much more cost-effective as they don’t require surgery.
3. A bridge has a significant advantage over a denture in the fact that it is far more stable since it is placed between two healthy teeth or two dental implants. Dentures can move around when performing activities such as eating and talking.
4. Dentures are more noticeable since they move around more than bridges.
1. Natural teeth are altered. The teeth that are adjacent to the gap are affected while installing a dental bridge. Partial removal of the enamel of these natural teeth is required.
2. Risk of decay increases. Since these teeth are trimmed, plaque can accumulate more easily if proper cleaning is not done.
3. Cleaning around dental bridges can prove to be difficult. There is a possibility of the development of gum disease due to this.
4. Although bridges can last 10-15 years, they may require replacement after a certain period of time.
The cost of dental crowns and bridges in Ashok Vihar typically ranges from ₹5,000 to ₹20,000 per crown, depending on the material, while bridges can cost ₹15,000 to ₹45,000. These treatments offer durable, natural-looking restoration for damaged or missing teeth. Experienced dentists at Jain’s Dental Villa ensure personalised assessments, accurate fittings, and long-lasting results. With proper care, crowns and bridges significantly improve chewing ability, appearance, and overall oral health, making them a reliable restorative choice.
Jain’s Dental Villa offers expert, customised solutions for dental crowns and bridges, ensuring strength, aesthetics, and long-term comfort. With advanced materials and precise care, patients receive reliable, natural-looking restorations for a healthier, confident smile. Our team focuses on personalised treatment planning, seamless procedures, and durable results, helping patients maintain optimal oral function and enhanced aesthetics with every restoration.
No. Crowns and bridges have different uses. The cap that is placed over a damaged or decayed tooth is called a crown, whereas a bridge is used to fill the gap caused by a set of missing teeth.
Some of the common materials used to make crowns and bridges include porcelain, ceramic, gold and metal alloys. Crowns made of porcelain blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.
The average lifespan can vary from 5 to 15 years. Lifespan depends on factors such as the type of material used, oral hygiene and the health of the anchored teeth.
Crowns cost between ₹5,000 and ₹20,000, while bridges are in the range of ₹15,000 to ₹45,000.