Porcelain crowns are normally used to restore front teeth to achieve a balanced result of function and aesthetics. In this case, the top anterior tooth had root canal treatment due to infection of the nerve. The tooth was restored with a post and composite resin afterwards. A porcelain crown (Zirconia in this case) ensured a long term success functionally and cosmetically. #veneerscrownsandbridges

a cantilever bridge and a single crown replacing a missing tooth and two chipped crowns.

This top front tooth was discolored due to pulpal necrosis. Direct composite veneer was performed in a single visit. The composite veneer not only changed the tooth's color but also filled the gap between the front teeth. Generally speaking, the strength and longevity of composite veneers is not as good as porcelain veneers but it provides a more affordable option with acceptable results. #Compositebonding