kids Crown

A "kids crown dental LOWER RIGHT refers to a preformed protective covering, or crown, designed for a child's primary tooth on the lower right side of the mouth, most commonly a molar

Stainless Steel Alloy (SSC): A durable and biocompatible material for permanent restorations.
Radiopacity: This feature indicates if the crown will show up on an X-ray, a crucial detail for dental monitoring.
Autoclavable: This specifies if the crown can be sterilized using heat or chemical methods in an autoclave, a common requirement in dental practices.
Size Availability: Crowns are pre-sized and come in a range of options D To E

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Preparation: The dentist will clean and shape the damaged tooth to ensure the crown fits properly.
Crown Selection and Fitting: The appropriate size crown is selected and fitted over the tooth to check for a snug fit.
Cementation: A dental cement or adhesive is applied to the inside of the crown, which is then placed firmly onto the prepared tooth.
Setting and Excess Removal: The cement is allowed to set, and any excess cement is carefully removed with gauze, a probe, or by gently rinsing.
Final Checks: The fit and bite occlusion (how teeth meet) are checked again, and final adjustments are made.