A tooth breaks, cracks, or gets a big cavity. Anxiety spikes. Do dental crowns hurt? Will eating ever feel normal again? These questions pop up in our office every week. At Porcelain Veneers Sydney, we talk about dental crowns with patients of all ages. Sometimes, people even ask if teeth veneers would be a better fit. There’s a lot to know, but it’s not as scary as you might imagine.
Let’s keep it simple. A dental crown is like a helmet for your tooth. It covers and protects what’s left, giving your smile strength and a complete look. Dentists recommend dental crowns when teeth are weak, misshapen, or after root canal treatment. Sometimes people compare the process to getting teeth veneers, but the goals are a bit different.
Crowns can be made from porcelain, ceramic, or sometimes even metal. The choice depends on your teeth and your smile goals. Our team matches the crown to your natural teeth for seamless results.
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This question is the big one. Some nerves buzz just hearing the word “dental.” The short answer: Dental crowns involve some mild discomfort for most people, but pain is rare and short-lived. Here’s why:
For those worried about the process, here are a few realities:
Let’s back up theory with real numbers. Research consistently finds that dental crowns have a high satisfaction rate and do not commonly cause ongoing pain. A reputable review published in the Journal of Dentistry reported only 6% of patients experience persistent pain after crown placement at one year. The same source noted most pain was minor sensitivity to biting or temperature, not throbbing pain or sharp aches.
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| Symptom type | Percentage of patients (at 1 year) |
|---|---|
| Ongoing pain | 6% |
| Cold sensitivity | 13% |
| Pain resolved by 8 weeks | Over 90% |
Other studies show that when proper technique and high-quality materials are used, post-crown pain is low and usually temporary.
Nearly everyone wants to know: “Can I eat after my crown?” The answer depends on the stage.
Most people say that, after a little adjustment, eating feels just like it did with their original tooth, or even better.
People often ask about teeth veneers when learning about dental crowns. Here’s a side-by-side look:
| Dental Crowns | Teeth Veneers |
|---|---|
| Covers the whole tooth | Covers the front of the tooth |
| Used for broken, weak, or root canal teeth | Used for chips, stains, and minor shape fixes |
| Stronger, more protective | Slimmer, needs less tooth removal |
| Preferred for molars/back teeth | Preferred for front teeth |
Both can improve your smile, and both options are offered at Porcelain Veneers Sydney.
Prolong the life of your dental crowns with simple steps:
With good care, they can last 10-15 years or longer.
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