Dental crowns fall under the category of restorative dentistry because they restore damaged teeth and replace lost tooth structure. A dentist typically completes the procedure in 2 separate visits spaced a couple of weeks apart, during which time you’ll have a temporary dental crown. But one common question is, “What is a temporary crown and why do I need one?” Keep reading for the answer to that question and find out what you can expect from the procedure. You’ll also get tips for caring for your temporary to help the overall process go smoothly!

Did you know that the history of replacing teeth goes back 4,000 years, when people in China used bamboo pegs? Lucky for us, dentistry has changed a lot since then! Now, people have more options after tooth loss than ever before, including a bridge and dental implants. Both of these procedures are safe and reliable and offer their own set of benefits. But how do you know which one is right for you? Keep reading to find out!