KIDS CROWN (MOQ 30 PCS)

KIDS CROWN (MOQ 30 PCS): properties: 1) High surface gloss. 2) Accurate occlusal anatomy avoiding food retantion. 3) Bio-identical non-allergic transparent ceramic coating. 4) Occlusal thickness impedses occlusal abrasion and preventing occlusal perforation. 5) simple and effortless gingival margin trimming and crimping. 6) Special elasticity allowing crimping without trimming. 7) Soft lateral areas enabling simple countering.

A stainless steel crown
The most typical form of crown used in paediatric dentistry is one made of stainless steel. These are the “silver” crowns that many people refer to. If you aren’t concerned about aesthetics, or, in other words, good looks, these gleaming silver crowns are a fantastic option. They are also quite sturdy and long-lasting. They are occasionally known to contribute to metal allergies and can occasionally cause localised tissue irritation.

Crowns of stainless steel with white faces ( KIDS CROWN (MOQ 30 PCS) )
There are stainless steel crowns that come with a pre-veneered plastic facing to give them a more aesthetically pleasing appearance, especially on the front teeth. These crowns look better since they appear “white” from the front.

These crowns appear rounded or bulbous because more mass must be added in order for the white facing to stick to the metal. Additionally, the white front has a propensity to wear away with time, revealing the silver crown underneath. Children may chip their teeth as a result of teeth grinding or biting pressure on the back teeth.

Resin crowns or composite strip crowns
When properly prepared by your dentist, this kind of crown is highly aesthetically pleasing. These crowns must be installed with skill, which frequently takes more time. These crowns can be challenging to place on small, uncooperative toddlers due to the time needed; sedation under general anaesthesia is sometimes advised. The whole composition of strip crowns is composite “white” filling.