Dentistry in Poland
Composite Crown
Composite crowns are dental restorations made of tooth-colored materials such as resin or porcelain. They are used to repair decayed, chipped, fractured or discolored teeth. Composite crowns are also used for cosmetic improvements, like closing gaps between teeth or altering the shape and alignment. The process involves removing the damaged portion of the tooth, shaping it, taking an impression, and bonding the composite material to the tooth.
In Poland:
Composite crown is a tooth restoration procedure using dental materials that mimic natural teeth. In Poland, it typically involves removing decayed or damaged parts of the tooth and replacing them with composite resin. The treatment improves tooth function, appearance, and prevents further decay.
Additional:
Poland's dental care is known for its affordability compared to Western European countries. A composite crown may cost between €100 - €300 (approximately $120-$345), depending on the location and complexity of the procedure.
