Fixed Tooth Replacement · 1010 Vienna

Crowns & Bridges –
Tooth Replacement That
Looks Like Your Own

Dental crowns and dental bridges are proven solutions for severely damaged or missing teeth. Individually fabricated, precisely fitted and virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth in colour and shape – for a natural smile and full chewing function.

  • Crowns – protecting damaged teeth
  • Bridges – closing gaps securely
  • Full ceramic & zirconia – metal-free
  • Colour precisely matched to your teeth
Dental crown and bridge Vienna – fixed tooth replacement at Dentalaesthetics 1010 Vienna
Full Ceramic & Zirconia
natural-looking & metal-free
Long-lasting Result
10–20 years durability
Overview

Dental Crown or Dental Bridge – What Is the Difference?

A dental crown is a cap that encloses the entire visible part of a tooth. It is used when a tooth has been so severely weakened by decay, fracture, trauma or following root canal treatment that a filling is no longer sufficient. The crown protects the tooth stump, restores form and function and looks just like a natural tooth. A dental bridge closes a gap by resting on the neighbouring teeth (abutment teeth) – or on implants, without placing any load on the adjacent teeth. Both solutions are fixed and are fabricated with precision in a dental laboratory or using CAD/CAM technology.

At a glance
Severely damaged or broken tooth
Protection following root canal treatment
Closing a tooth gap (bridge)
Aesthetic improvement of discoloured teeth
Methods

Which Material Is the Right Choice?

The choice of material depends on the position of the tooth, the biting load, aesthetic preferences and the individual clinical findings. We advise you thoroughly and recommend the material that best suits your situation.

Our standard
01

Full Ceramic & Zirconia Crown

Highest aesthetics · metal-free · natural-looking

Full ceramic and zirconia crowns are metal-free, highly biocompatible and closest to natural tooth enamel in their light transmission (translucency). They are today's material of choice – particularly in the visible front region, but also well suited for posterior teeth.

  • Metal-free – ideal for metal allergies
  • Translucency matching real tooth enamel
  • Colour precisely matched to adjacent teeth
  • Longevity of 15–20 years and beyond
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Proven & stable
02

Metal-Ceramic Crown

Proven · stable · versatile

The metal-ceramic crown consists of a metal framework (precious alloy) with a ceramic veneer. It is highly load-bearing and has been clinically proven for decades – a reliable choice especially for heavily loaded posterior teeth where maximum stability is required.

  • Very high fracture resistance
  • Clinically proven for decades
  • Ceramic veneer for a natural appearance
  • Recommended for very high biting forces
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Maximum durability
03

Gold Crown

Long-lasting · biocompatible · for molars

Gold crowns are the most durable and biocompatible crown restorations available. In the posterior region they offer unrivalled stability and, thanks to their lower abrasion, are gentle on the opposing teeth. Rarely visually conspicuous in the posterior region – still an excellent choice on request.

  • Exceptionally long service life
  • Very good biocompatibility
  • Gentle on the opposing teeth
  • Ideal for non-visible molars
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Most modern solution
04

Implant-Supported Bridge

No grinding required · bone-preserving

An implant-supported bridge closes tooth gaps without grinding down the adjacent teeth. The implants take over the function of tooth roots – the jawbone is stimulated and bone loss is prevented. Particularly recommended when the neighbouring teeth are healthy.

  • Adjacent teeth remain completely intact
  • Prevents bone loss at the gap
  • Fixed – no need to remove it
  • Highest long-term prognosis of all bridge solutions
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Procedure

Crown & Bridge Treatment Process

01

Examination & Planning

Thorough examination of the affected tooth or gap. X-ray to assess the tooth stump and bone status. Joint discussion of material choice and transparent cost planning.

02

Preparation & Impression

Careful preparation of the tooth (or the abutment teeth for bridges). Digital scan or impression for precise laboratory fabrication. Placement of a temporary restoration – you are fully covered in the meantime.

03

Laboratory Fabrication

Your crown or bridge is fabricated with precision from the chosen material in the dental laboratory or using CAD/CAM technology. Colour and shape are exactly matched to your adjacent teeth.

04

Try-in & Fitting

Try-in of the finished restoration – checking fit, bite and aesthetics. After your approval the crown or bridge is permanently cemented. Final check and care recommendations.

Costs & Process

Cost of Crowns & Bridges

Costs depend on material choice, number of units and individual treatment effort. Under Austrian dental chamber regulations we are not permitted to publish price information online – after examination we will be happy to provide you with a transparent cost plan.

Full Ceramic / Zirconia Crown

Highest aesthetics & biocompatibility. Price depends on material (full ceramic / zirconia) and individual effort. Laboratory fabrication or CAD/CAM.

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Dental Bridge

Conventional or implant-supported bridge. Price depends on number of bridge units and material choice. Detailed cost plan after examination.

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Implant-Supported Restoration

Crown or bridge on an implant – highest long-term prognosis. Total cost depends on implant and abutment. We advise you thoroughly.

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Fixed tooth replacement (crowns, bridges) is generally not subsidised by the ÖGK. Under certain conditions the BVAEB may contribute to the cost of fixed restorations. We have a contract with SVS and KFA and bill covered treatments directly; for all other insurers we are a non-contracted dentist (Wahlarzt). We will clarify together which options are available to you.

Suitability

Who is the treatmentsuitable for?

When are crowns & bridges the right solution?

  • Severely damaged teeth where fillings are no longer sufficient
  • After root canal treatment – a crown protects the weakened tooth
  • Broken or heavily worn teeth
  • Tooth gaps to be closed with a bridge
  • Aesthetic improvement of discoloured or misshapen teeth
  • Restoration on implants after completed osseointegration

What needs to be clarified beforehand?

  • Active decay or periodontitis – treat first, then restore
  • Insufficient tooth stump for secure crown anchorage – post build-up required
  • Heavy grinding: occlusal splint recommended alongside the crown
  • Insufficient bone height for implant-supported bridge – CBCT assessment required

Whether a crown, bridge or implant is the better solution is something we determine together during your consultation – with an honest recommendation and transparent costs.

FAQ

Frequently askedquestions

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Does Your Tooth Need
a Crown or Bridge?

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