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Dental Crowns and Bridges in Pimpri Chinchwad
A cracked, weakened, or missing tooth doesn’t just affect your smile — it can make chewing uncomfortable and put strain on nearby teeth. At Wonder Smile in Chinchwad, Pune, Dr. Jay Khatri and the team fit crowns and bridges suited to your bite, budget, and clinical needs. New to our clinic? Visit the Wonder Smile Clinic to explore all our dental treatments, or meet our doctors before you book.
This guide explains what crowns and bridges are, the types we offer, how the procedure works at Wonder Smile, and answers the questions patients ask most.
Are You a Suitable Candidate?
What Is a Dental Crown?
What Is a Dental Bridge?
Types of Crowns and Bridges We Offer
The Crown and Bridge Procedure at Wonder Smile
Caring for Your Crown or Bridge
Why Choose Wonder Smile for Crowns and Bridges in Pune?
FAQs
Are You a Suitable Candidate?
Crowns and bridges work well for most patients with damaged, weakened, or missing teeth. You’re likely a good candidate if you have:
One or more missing teeth with healthy neighboring teeth or adequate bone support
Dr. Khatri will examine your teeth, gums, and bite with digital X-rays to confirm the right restoration for you.
What Is a Dental Crown?
A crown (or “cap”) is a custom-made cover that fits over a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape, strength, and appearance.
What Is a Dental Bridge?
A bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth, anchored using the natural teeth or crowns on either side of the gap — a fixed, non-removable replacement that restores your bite and prevents neighboring teeth from shifting.
Types of Crowns and Bridges We Offer
Metal crowns
Strong and durable, often used for back teeth.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns
Combine metal strength with a tooth-colored porcelain layer.
All-ceramic/zirconia crowns
Closely match natural tooth color, popular for front teeth.
Traditional bridges
Anchored by crowns on adjacent teeth.
Implant-supported bridges
Anchored to dental implants, useful when several teeth in a row are missing.
The Crown and Bridge Procedure at Wonder Smile
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Examination & Planning Dr. Khatri examines the tooth or gap, takes X-rays or scans, and discusses the best option.
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Tooth Preparation The tooth is reshaped slightly, and an impression or digital scan is taken.
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Temporary Crown Protects the prepared tooth while your permanent restoration is fabricated at the lab.
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Fitting & Cementing Your permanent crown or bridge is checked for fit and bite, then cemented in place.
Most patients are comfortable throughout and return to normal activity quickly.
Caring for Your Crown or Bridge
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Brush twice daily and floss carefully around the restoration, especially under bridge connectors.
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Avoid biting down on very hard foods like ice or hard candy.
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Wear a night guard if you grind your teeth.
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Keep up with regular dental check-ups so Dr. Khatri can monitor the fit and condition of your restoration.
Why Choose Wonder Smile for Crowns and Bridges in Pune?
Experienced Team
Led by Dr. Jay Khatri
Advanced Technology
Digital X-rays and intraoral scanning for precise fit
Multispeciality Care
All your dental needs under one roof
Two Convenient Locations
Chinchwad and Wakad, Pune
Related Treatments
Explore other tooth-replacement and cosmetic treatments available at Wonder Smile.
The tooth is numbed with local anesthesia during preparation, so the procedure itself shouldn’t hurt. Mild sensitivity for a few days afterward is common.
It depends on how many teeth are missing and their location. For longer gaps, an implant-supported bridge is often stronger than a traditional tooth-supported bridge.
A filling repairs a small area of a tooth, while a crown covers the entire visible portion, used when there isn’t enough healthy tooth structure left for a filling alone.
Book Your Consultation
Have a damaged or missing tooth? The sooner you act, the better — waiting can allow further damage or shifting of nearby teeth. Book a consultation with Dr. Jay Khatri today.