Temporary Dental Crown

Temporary dental crowns are a type of dental restoration that is used as a temporary solution before a permanent crown can be placed. They are typically made from materials such as acrylic or composite resin and are designed to provide protection and support to a tooth that has been prepared for a crown.

Temporary dental crowns are used in situations where a tooth has been damaged, decayed, or weakened and needs to be protected while a permanent crown is being fabricated. They are also used after certain dental procedures, such as root canals, to provide temporary coverage and support to the treated tooth.

Temporary dental crowns are typically pre-fabricated and can be easily customized to fit the patient's tooth. They are usually held in place using temporary dental cement, which allows for easy removal when the permanent crown is ready to be placed.

Overall, temporary dental crowns serve as a temporary solution to protect and support a tooth until a permanent crown can be placed, ensuring the patient's comfort and oral health during the treatment process.