Porcelain crowns are applied to teeth with excessive loss of material due to various reasons. The purpose of porcelain crowns is to protect the teeth. The process is carried out by coating tooth-shaped materials on the tooth. Porcelain crowns do not damage the teeth, on the contrary, they prolong their life.

Teeth can be crowned for aesthetic reasons. This procedure is recommended to the patient by the dentist and is performed according to the patient’s request. In the porcelain crown procedure, the tooth is covered with tooth-shaped, harmless materials that prolong the life of the tooth.

In order for a tooth to be crowned, it must have a structure to support the crown. If the tooth is decayed or does not have this structure, a substructure called post & core can be created by applying canal treatment to the tooth.