Affordable dental crowns in Queen Creek, AZ, are selected based on material properties like zirconia, porcelain, or gold, considering factors such as wear resistance and aesthetics, which Dr. Kenney carefully evaluates.

At Martin Dental, we help you understand how different materials match your needs and budget to make informed decisions.

 

Service Standards to Discuss

• Evaluate the location and extent of decay or damage to determine suitable crown materials.

• Consider aesthetic preferences and color matching to select appropriate options like porcelain or zirconia.

• Discuss material properties such as wear resistance and biocompatibility.

• Confirm the choice of material based on factors like strength, longevity, and compatibility.

 

What to Know About Affordable Dental Crown

When considering a dental crown, choosing the right material depends on several factors, including the location of the tooth and its function.

Zirconia crowns are known for their strength and durability, making them suitable for molars that handle heavy biting forces.

Porcelain crowns, on the other hand, provide a more natural appearance and are often used for front teeth.

Gold crowns offer exceptional wear resistance but are less common for visible areas.

 

Keyword Pool

In our Queen Creek practice, an affordable dental crown refers to a custom-made cap that covers a damaged or decayed tooth to restore its function and appearance.

The choice of materials, such as porcelain for a natural look or zirconia for strength, depends on factors like wear resistance and the specific clinical needs.

Dr. Kenney considers these options carefully to guarantee a durable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing result designed to each patient's situation.

 

Assessment and Service Options

When choosing a dental crown, several factors influence the material selection. Zirconia is highly durable and biocompatible, making it ideal for both aesthetic and functional needs, especially in areas with heavy biting forces.

Porcelain offers a natural appearance and is often used for front teeth, but it may be less resistant to wear over time.

Gold crowns are known for their strength and longevity, particularly in molar regions, but they are less common for visible areas.

Dr.. Kenney considers the patient's bite, oral health, and aesthetic goals, to recommend the most suitable material.

A limitation to note is that no single material guarantees permanent results, and ongoing oral care is crucial.

 

Questions Before Booking

How do you decide which crown material is best for each patient?

Zirconia crowns are highly durable and suitable for back teeth where strength is vital.

While porcelain crowns are often chosen for front teeth to match natural appearance. Gold crowns are another option for longevity and wear resistance, especially in areas less visible. Dr. Kenney can help determine the best material after evaluating your specific needs.

Can I get a crown that matches my natural teeth in color and appearance?

Yes, we aim to match your crown to your existing teeth for a natural look. Porcelain is commonly used for this purpose because it can be customized.

During the consultation, Dr. Kenney will assess your current tooth color and discuss your aesthetic preferences.

 

Why Choose Martin Dental

Martin Dental has served the East Valley for 15+ years with three offices in Queen Creek, Chandler, and Mesa.

Dr. Brett Martin, Dr. Chapin Smith, and Dr. Adam Kenney provide all-inclusive care using in-house labs and digital scanners.

We accept most insurance plans.

 

Request Your Consultation

Schedule an appointment at Martin Dental. Call Queen Creek at 480-542-4433, Chandler at 480-508-0237, or Mesa at 480-439-3397. You can also contact us online.

Queen Creek: 21152 E Rittenhouse Rd #106, Queen Creek, AZ 85142.
Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8AM–5PM; Friday, 8AM–12PM (By Appointment Only).

Chandler: 1775 E Queen Creek Rd. #129-130, Chandler, AZ 85286.
Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8AM–5PM; Friday, 8AM–2PM (By Appointment Only).

Mesa: 1815 South Crismon Road Suite 104, Mesa, AZ 85209.
Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8AM–5PM; Friday, By Appointment Only.