Dental Crown-Restorative Dentistry Bettering Community's Oral Health In Highlands Ranch Area

    HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO, May 02, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- A synthetic crown is key to many procedures, such as a dental implant and dental bridge. A traditional dental crown is a great choice for cosmetic and restorative reasons. If a patient needs to hide a discolored or uneven tooth, a dental crown can cover it.

While it's a great cosmetic solution, the majority of patients receive a crown for restorative purposes. That's because it supports a weak or cracked tooth. Bite pressure and plaque bacteria easily affect a damaged tooth. With too much force or exposure to bacteria, further damage can occur. To protect the natural tooth root and undamaged areas, a dental crown is recommended.

How does it protect the tooth? The cap stabilizes the tooth and blocks tooth decay because a crown's synthetic material isn't susceptible to cavity-causing bacteria.

"The tooth root is very important to oral health. If a tooth's pulp gets infected, the tooth may need to be pulled, and that removes the root and all. At that point the jawbone can start to recede. At our office in Highlands Ranch, restorative dentistry gives patients a second chance at a healthier smile," says Dr. Zabel.

In Highlands Ranch, dental crowns are helping protect and improve oral health, and the dental team at Highlands Ranch Dental Care makes the treatment quite simple and stress-free for the patients-with the help of CEREC and CAD/CAM equipment.

Traditionally, a dental crown placement takes two or three visits to the dentist office; however, Dr. Zabel utilizes the CEREC and CAD/CAM technology, and it can produce a permanent dental crown in one appointment.

To schedule an appointment at Dr. Zabel's Highlands Ranch cosmetic and restorative dentistry office, call (303) 470-0017. Check out www.highlandsranchdentalcare.com for more information about the practice, Dr. Zabel and the available services, including educational videos about general, cosmetic and restorative dentistry procedures.

About Highlands Ranch Dental Care:
Dr. Lynelle Zabel has been practicing dentistry for 20 plus years. She graduated from the University of California at the Los Angeles Dental School and then completed her general practice residency at St. Joseph's Hospital. During her year residency, Dr. Zabel focused on the more technical aspects of dentistry. She offers innovative dental techniques and state-of-the-art equipment, such as CEREC CAD/CAM restorative system.

Media Contact:
Highlands Ranch Dental Care
Lynelle Zabel
[email protected]
9137 S. Ridgeline Blvd., Suite 150
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
(303) 470-0017
www.highlandsranchdentalcare.com

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