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Dental Crowns & Bridges in Amman

A crown covers the whole tooth, restoring its shape and strength and protecting it from breaking after a root canal.

Crowns & bridges at Dr. Hiba Saadeh's clinic, Amman

What is crowns & bridges?

A crown is a cap shaped like the tooth that covers it completely, restoring its strength and shape and protecting it from cracking. It is often used after a root canal on a back tooth, or for a broken tooth or a large filling that no longer holds. A bridge replaces a missing tooth by resting on the teeth beside it. Both are measured with the clinic's digital scanner.

When might you need crowns & bridges?

  • After a root canal on a back tooth
  • A broken or cracked tooth
  • A very large filling that no longer holds
  • Replacing a missing tooth with a bridge

What does the service include?

  • Crowns to protect teeth after a root canal
  • Crowns for broken or cracked teeth
  • Bridges to replace a missing tooth
  • Digital scanning
  • A temporary crown while the final one is made

How is crowns & bridges done, step by step?

  1. The tooth is prepared and measured with the digital scanner in the clinic.
  2. A temporary crown protects the tooth while the final one is made.
  3. The final crown is fitted and the bite is adjusted.

What is the difference between a bridge and an implant?

A bridge replaces a missing tooth by resting on the teeth either side, while an implant is fixed in the bone and doesn't rely on neighbouring teeth. Dr. Hiba explains both so you can choose.

What are crowns made of?

Tooth-coloured crowns are available, and the material is chosen for where the tooth is, the chewing force on it and the look you want. The doctor explains the right option for your tooth.

Why use a digital scanner?

The digital scanner captures the tooth in 3D instead of traditional impression paste. Many patients find it more comfortable, and it helps the crown fit accurately.

After treatment: care tips

  • Avoid sticky and hard foods on the temporary crown.
  • Brush and floss around the crown like a natural tooth.
  • Mild sensitivity can last a few days after fitting.
  • Tell the clinic if the crown feels high when you bite.
  • Keep regular check-ups so the crown and gum around it can be checked.

Common questions about crowns & bridges

How many visits does a crown take?

Usually two: the first to prepare the tooth, take the digital scan and fit a temporary crown, the second to fit the final crown.

Will the crown look natural?

The crown's shade and shape are matched to your teeth, and the material is chosen for where the tooth is and how much chewing force it takes.

Does getting a crown hurt?

The tooth is numbed while it is prepared, so most patients feel no pain. Mild sensitivity can follow and fades within days.

How long does a crown last?

A crown can last many years with daily care and regular check-ups. Habits like teeth grinding can affect it, and the doctor will advise you on how to protect it.

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