Cast Metal Crowns

Cast metal crowns

Premium durable crowns

Benefits

Perfect fit accuracy, high strength, and durability in the aggressive oral environment.

Indications for Cast Metal Crowns

• Posterior and molar teeth with high occlusal load
• Significant tooth destruction (>50–70%)
• Bruxism or habit of chewing hard objects — maximum strength needed

Steps of Cast Metal Crown Placement

1. Diagnostics & Planning

   Examination, X-ray/CT, assessment of preparation feasibility, alloy selection (cobalt-chrome, gold, platinum).

2. Preparation & Casting

   Tooth preparation, impression or digital scan, wax-up, precise casting of metal framework.

3. Placement & Finishing

   Try-in, occlusion check, high-shine polishing, permanent cementation.

What’s Included in Cast Metal Crowns

• Full diagnostics and alloy selection
• Fully cast metal crown via precision casting
• Cementation, adjustments, and care instructions

Safety of Cast Metal Crowns

Solid metal crowns use nickel-free cobalt-chromium alloy or high-purity gold. Alloy tolerance and crown condition during use are assessed with the dentist.

Contraindications to Cast Metal Crowns

• Smile zone (anterior teeth) — poor esthetics
• Nickel allergy (with nickel-chrome alloy)
• Very thin walls after preparation

Why Choose Cast Metal Crowns

Cast metal crowns are the gold standard for posterior teeth: absolute reliability, minimal preparation, and lifetime service.

Results and Aftercare for Cast Metal Crowns

• Brush twice daily with soft brush, floss, and irrigator
• Avoid biting extremely hard objects (ice, nutshells)
• Professional hygiene every 6 months and check-ups

Frequently asked questions