Crown & bridge consultation in Asan | Posselt Dental Clinic
Crowns & gold bridges in Asan · Posselt Dental Clinic
Zirconia, gold crowns and bridges.
Planned to fit your teeth.
A broken tooth, extensive decay or an uncomfortable old restoration?
We assess remaining teeth, gums and the bite to decide the scope and materials together.
Educational simulations of restoration coverage
Ceramic inlay


Ceramic onlay


Ceramic overlay


Ceramic crown


Cavity repair: fillings, inlays and onlays
A small cavity may be treated with a direct composite filling. If more tooth structure is missing, an inlay, onlay or crown may be considered. We examine the tooth and bite before recommending how much coverage is needed.
Inlays, onlays and crowns cover different parts of a tooth.
Inlay
A custom-made restoration that fits within the damaged area between the tooth’s cusps, without covering them.
Onlay
A partial-coverage restoration that covers one or more cusps—the raised parts of the chewing surface.
Crown
A cap that covers the entire visible part of the tooth.
The choice depends on the remaining tooth, the extent of decay or cracks, and the bite. Costs and visits are explained after your individual treatment plan is assessed.
Inlay and onlay information: American College of Prosthodontists ↗
Root canals and crowns on six upper front teeth, with posterior implants →
Six upper front natural teeth received root canal treatment and crowns, while posterior teeth were restored with implants.
Choosing a crown material
Zirconia crowns
An option to discuss where a tooth-colored restoration is desired. We check remaining tooth structure, restoration thickness and the bite, not color alone.
Treatment scope and any additional care are explained after diagnosis.
Gold crowns
We also provide gold-alloy crowns. We compare them with zirconia according to position, chewing forces, remaining tooth structure and visibility. Material and treatment-scope fees are explained after examination.
Can a bridge replace a missing tooth?
Bridges & gold bridges
A bridge replaces a missing tooth by using the teeth on either side for support. Gold-alloy bridges are also an option to discuss. We assess the supporting teeth, their roots and gums, and any damage before deciding the bridge span and material.
Why compare with implants?
Bridges may require treatment of adjacent teeth. Implants require assessment of bone and surgical suitability. We compare options according to surrounding teeth and health.
From examination to completed restoration
1. Assessment · how much natural tooth can be preserved
We examine decay, tooth damage, existing restorations, gums and the bite. We first explain whether additional treatment such as root canals or core buildup is needed.
2. Digital records · restoration planning
Primescan 2 and TRIOS 5 record teeth and gums for restoration design. Materials, form and relationships with adjacent teeth are planned together.
3. Final restoration · bite and maintenance
We check restoration fit and bite and explain hygiene and checkups. Sensitivity, pain, restoration fracture or detachment may occur after treatment.
Actual before-and-after aesthetic restoration and veneer records ↗
Posselt Dental Clinic, near Onyangoncheon Station
4F, 1538 Oncheon-daero, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do · approximately 400 m from Onyangoncheon Station Exit 1
Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 09:00–18:00 (lunch 12:30–13:30)
Sat/Sun/public holidays 10:00–18:00 (lunch 13:00–13:30)
Closed every Wednesday · underground parking in the CGV building

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