A dental crown is a long-term restoration that, if properly cared for, can serve you well for many years to come.
Once your new crown is placed, it requires the same brushing, flossing, and periodic checkups as your natural teeth.
Avoid biting your fingernails and chewing on hard or sticky objects such as ice, pencils, or taffy, which can damage
or loosen your crown. Remember, clenching and grinding your teeth puts excessive pressure on both natural teeth and
dental restorations. Unless treated, this habit can compromise the longevity and integrity of your dental work,
including crowns.