Crown-Root Inlay (Support Natural Function And Long-Term Durability)

· Those in Krakow looking for long-lasting tooth restoration after root canal treatment.
· Those with teeth that have lost a large amount of natural structure due to decay.
· Those with brittle or weakened teeth following a root canal.
· Those who want to protect their natural tooth roots.
· Those who wish to restore chewing ability and comfort.

Crown-Root Inlay is a dental restoration designed for teeth that have undergone significant structural loss. After root canal treatment, a tooth often becomes brittle and unable to hold a normal crown securely. To solve this problem, the dentist at our affiliated clinic places a specially crafted insert inside the root canal, which acts as a strong foundation for rebuilding the damaged tooth. This structure combines with a dental crown placed on top, creating a complete restoration.

The purpose of this treatment is not only to replace the lost part of the tooth but also to provide stability, strength, and durability. The inlay fits deep within the root canal, allowing the crown above the gum line to be supported by a firm internal base. This process prevents fractures, restores chewing ability, and allows the tooth to function in a way that closely resembles natural teeth. With proper oral care and regular dental check-ups, this type of restoration can last for many years.

Crown-Root Inlay also offers aesthetic benefits. When covered by a custom-made dental crown, the treated tooth blends seamlessly with surrounding teeth in terms of color, shape, and size. This provides a natural-looking smile while maintaining strong performance during daily activities such as eating and speaking. For patients with severely weakened teeth, this method offers one of the most reliable solutions for preserving natural roots and avoiding unnecessary extraction.

Crown-Root Inlay begins with a consultation by the dentist at our affiliated clinic. During this first step, the dentist examines the damaged tooth, reviews X-rays, and confirms whether the root is healthy enough to support the procedure. If necessary, root canal treatment is completed or checked to ensure that all infection and nerve tissue have been removed. This stage also allows the dentist to explain the process, expected results, and materials that may be used.

Once the tooth is prepared, the dentist creates space in the root canal for the inlay and takes an impression to ensure accurate fitting. The operation time for this preparation stage usually takes about 45 to 60 minutes. A temporary dental crown may be placed to protect the tooth until the custom-made inlay and final dental crown are ready. In the next appointment, the dentist securely cements the Crown-Root Inlay into the canal and attaches the permanent dental crown on top.

Downtime after the procedure is generally minimal. Some mild sensitivity or slight discomfort may occur for 1 to 3 days, but this usually improves quickly. Most patients can return to normal daily activities immediately after each visit, with full function restored once the permanent crown has been placed.

1. Consultation will be conducted with the dentist.
2. Dental Impressions or digital scan will be taken.
3. Root canal treatment will be completed.
4. Local anesthesia will be applied.
5. Space will be created in the root canal.
6. A temporary dental crown will be placed.
7. Custom Crown-Root Inlay will be produced in the laboratory.
8. Permanent Crown-Root Inlay and final dental crown will be placed during the second visit.

<Advantages>
· Strengthens weakened teeth after root canal treatment
· Protects the remaining natural tooth
· Restores proper chewing function
· Preserves natural tooth
· Stabilizes dental crown and bridges
· Maintains correct bite alignment
· Improves oral health
· Supports overall jaw health

<Limitations>
· Temporary tooth sensitivity may occur for 1 to 3 days after treatment

· Inform dentist any ongoing medication and tooth sensitivities
· Maintain good oral hygiene by gently brushing the gums and teeth before treatment
· Avoid taking hard or sticky foods 2 to 3 days before treatment

· Avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods for at least 2 to 3 days after treatment
· Maintain an excellent oral hygiene by brushing teeth at least 2 times a day

Q1: How long does Crown-Root Inlay last?
A1: With good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups, Crown-Root Inlay can last 10 years or more, offering long-term stability and protection for the tooth.

Q2: Can Crown-Root Inlay be used for front teeth?
A2: Crown-Root Inlay can be used for both front and back teeth, as long as the root is healthy. It can also support dental crowns that are designed to match the natural colour of surrounding teeth.

Q3: Does Crown-Root Inlay look natural?
A3: Yes, Crown-Root Inlay supports a custom-made dental crown that blends with surrounding teeth in shape, size, and color, making the restored tooth look very natural.

Q4: Can Crown-Root Inlay prevent tooth extraction?
A4: Yes, Crown-Root Inlay can prevent tooth extraction by strengthening the root and supporting a dental crown, making the tooth functional again.

Q5: Is a temporary dental crown always used before Crown-Root Inlay placement?
A5: Yes, in most cases a temporary dental crown is used to protect the tooth while the custom Crown-Root Inlay along with permanent dental crown are being fabricated.

[Clinic Name] HALDENT
[Location] Krakow, Poland
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 15mins away from Balice Airport and short distance from most of the tourist attractions
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Friday (9:00AM - 8:00PM)

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