A distinction between crowns and fillings lies in their durability, especially in the context of teeth possessing sizable biting surfaces. The recurring pressure exerted by chewing or habitual clenching can result in fillings on the molars’ biting surfaces chipping or becoming dislodged. In contrast, a crown, constituting a seamless surface spanning from gumline to gumline, is purposefully constructed to endure significantly higher levels of force over a prolonged period.