Dental Health - Porcelain Teeth Coating
Porcelain Teeth Coating
Traditional metal-based porcelain crown — a cost-effective cap treatment reinforced by firing, particularly valued for chewing resistance.
About the Operation
The porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crown is a system that restores function to teeth severely damaged by long-standing large cavities or trauma. The inner layer consists of a strong cobalt-chromium or similar medical-grade metal framework, over which a high-aesthetic fired ceramic veneer is fused to replicate the dentin structure.
Application Details
- 1Provides high pressure resistance in multi-unit bridge form, spanning long posterior gaps.
- 2Due to the metal substructure being opaque, it is being replaced by zirconia for anterior smile aesthetics where cost allows.
Who Is It Suitable For?
- Patients who need a solid bridge support on posterior molar teeth and prefer a more economical, long-lasting restoration solution.
Operation Summary
Consult Now
Get a free personalized evaluation from our specialists about porcelain teeth coating.
Other Dental Health Operations
View AllNormal Tooth Extraction
Standard, non-surgical extraction of decayed or damaged teeth without complications.
Impacted Tooth Extraction
Surgical removal of wisdom teeth or problematic roots that remain trapped beneath the jawbone and fail to erupt.
Composite Filling
Modern tooth-colored composite bonding that restores decayed cavities with an aesthetic, natural-looking result.
Root Canal Treatment
Deep root cleaning that saves a severely decayed or infected tooth by removing the inflamed nerve — without extraction.