Zirconia Crown Tijuana

ZIRCONIA or METAL FREE Crowns are the highest in quality crowns and aesthetic. Zirconia is gentle on the nerves since it transfers heat and cold more slowly than crowns made of metal. The zirconia material is biocompatible, meaning that it is safe to stay within your mouth for a long period of time. There is no need to worry about any adverse reactions from your body because it is not rejected by the human body. Due to the Zirconia's light translucent color, there are no black margins in case of age-related receding gums, as this is frequently the case with metal restorations. Due to the extreme hardness and high density of the material, it withstands the highest biting force making them more durable. Zirconia Crown are $350 each.  Please be advised treatment requires two or more visits.  For more information call 619-308-7939 or email us at

A Dental Crown is a cover, a cap, that is used to restore the size shape and function of a tooth. There are a variety of reasons why a patient may need a dental crown such as a cavity that is too large, damaged tooth, protect tooth after a root canal, discolored or badly shaped tooth and improve smile. We offer three different materials for crowns: Porcelain Fused to Metal (PFM) Crowns, All Porcelain (Jackets), and Zirconia Crown. PFM Crowns 225dlls each  Zirconia Crowns 325dlls each All Porcelain (Jackets) 325dlls each  Please be advised treatment requires two or more visits.  For more information call 619-308-7939 or email us at

A Temporary Crown is a cap that is placed to protect a natural tooth or implant until permanent crown is made.  For more information call 619-308-7939 or email us at

A durable and strong option for restoring occlusion on your teeth, the No. 1 option for full mouth restoration in patients with bruxism

Aesthetically looking, one of the best options to restore a tooth, for example, after a root canal or a large tooth fracture

Depending on the type of treatment you have received for your dental problem, it might be necessary to: Have your tooth restored to its original size and shape, Supply additional physical support for the treated tooth, Get a complete "makeover" on the affected tooth. For cases like these, a crown is the most logical option. While inlays and onlays cover the chewing surface of the tooth and fillings fill in the empty interior space of the tooth, crowns completely cover every visible part of the tooth - which is why they are sometimes referred to as "caps. " A part of your tooth remains but is essentially "rebuilt" to resemble the tooth at its exterior best.