Service Details

Crown and Veneer

Rapid oral tissue biopsy for accurate histopathological diagnosis of suspicious lesions, lumps, or ulcers — performed under local anaesthesia.

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Crown

A crown is a “cap/cover” that fits over the damaged tooth to restore strength and prevent further decay. A crown may also be used to hold a dental bridge in place. Crowns are available in a variety of materials, each with its own benefits and drawbacks. Some common materials used include gold alloy or other alloy materials, porcelain, and porcelain fused to metal or zirconium, emax.

Why we do crown?

To protect Weak Teeth

To restore Broken Teeth

To cover Severely Discolored Teeth

Chipped or broken teeth

Tetth with extensive damage or decay

Cosmetic Modification

Zirconium Crown:

This is a very latest type of crown/Bridge. It is long lasting, Metal free, Nontoxic and fully asthetic. Zirconium crown/Bridge prepared on well-equipped 3D CAD-CAM lab.

Veneer

Porcelain veneers are also called laminates. These dental devices are a thin, custom-made covering that conceals the front and side surfaces of the damaged tooth. This option is quite popular because less tooth structure has to be removed to place a veneer.

Procedure Steps

Assessment

Clinical assessment of the lesion — size, colour, texture, duration, and associated symptoms.

Anaesthesia

Local anaesthetic applied for a completely comfortable procedure.

Tissue Sample

Small tissue sample taken using a biopsy punch, scalpel, or laser.

Lab Analysis

Sample sent to histopathology laboratory. Results reviewed and treatment planned.

Common Questions

Is a biopsy painful?

The procedure is done under local anaesthesia and is no more uncomfortable than a filling. Mild soreness for a day or two afterwards is normal.

What types of lesions require biopsy?

Persistent ulcers, white or red patches (leukoplakia/erythroplakia), unexplained lumps, fibrous growths, and any suspicious tissue change that does not resolve within 2–3 weeks.