Does a Porcelain Crown/Dental Bridge seem fake?

The quality of our prosthetic restorations exceeds the expectations of quality, finish and durability. Our All-Porcelain restorations, mainly of Zirconia, realistically simulate all characteristics of a genuine tooth. One recurring situation in the past with Porcelain-fused-to-Metal restorations, where a dark line appeared on the margins with the gum line, it’s gone, as now they are 100% free-metal. We work only with the best US dental labs, allowing us to guarantee the best quality.

Can be made a Porcelain Crown / Dental Bridge in a single visit at Unidental?

YES, in fact, if you require an Express Service, we could have it ready the next day! (At extra cost). However, to ensure the best quality, our best recommendation is perform it in 2 single visits, with a spare time of less than a week between them.

Does my Dental Insurance cover this procedure?

Under the right circumstances, these procedures are accepted under most dental insurances coverage. Here some exclusions: No coverage for crowns that purely are placed just for cosmetic purposes, only those affected by an extensive tooth decay. Replacements are not covered in crowns less than 5years old. In the case of dental bridges, replacement of tooth extracted outside the coverage of the policy will not be covered. In Unidental, most of US Dental Insurances are accepted (we do not accept Medicaid or CHIP). We process the entire claim paperwork and submit the pre-estimate form.

Call today to our Patient Coordinator: (800) 634-0477 to request a no commitment since-your-home pre-estimate to your own insurance company.

My tooth has a full destruction. It can be restored anyway?

Even when the clinical crown of a tooth has been mostly destroyed, under certain conditions, it could be rehabilitated. A root canal and a post and core may be needed. At Unidental, we have the equipment, facilities and specialists needed to provide you with the best quality service.

How long will my Porcelain Crown / Dental Bridge last?

Porcelain Crowns are remarkably durable, maintaining their shape and function for many years. Typically, porcelain crowns tend to last between 5 and 15 years, with some crowns even lasting up to 25 or 30 years. It's a big range, mostly depending on the patient's dental hygiene and habits.