Restoration is a very important when it comes to overcoming tooth decay, injury and even tooth loss. It can be vital to rebuild any damage done, as this will not only retain the future health of your mouth, but it can also help you to avoid further issues arising as well. In all of these cases, the method chosen by most people and dentists alike in central Leeds is a crown. Now if you have the money, the choice of material used in the making of your crown can be anything that you fancy, but there are generally three choices based on what work the crown has to do in common dental practise today. The first and probably the weakest is a full porcelain model: these can be made from colour coded porcelain to fit in with the general hue of your mouth, but are only usually fitted where they have very little work to do. A stronger version is the porcelain-over-metal crown: very strong it can cope with a lot of work and like the other version it will look incredibly natural when it is set into position. The other more common option is a crown made from gold; it is supremely strong and can handle most things that are thrown at it. But people like the affect that gold has in the mouth, and it is not unusual to find someone with a gold crown at the front right on full show.
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