Miscellaneous dental crowns cover a broad range of options used in restorative dentistry, catering to different clinical needs and patient preferences. These crowns vary in material, including metal, porcelain, zirconia, and composite resin, each offering unique benefits in terms of durability, aesthetics, and function.Some crowns are designed for temporary use, providing short-term protection while a permanent restoration is being fabricated. Others serve specialized purposes, such as pediatric crowns for children or post and core crowns for heavily restored teeth. Preformed and adjustable crowns also fall into this category, offering flexible solutions for diverse cases.The selection of the right crown depends on factors like the tooth’s location, patient’s bite force, and aesthetic requirements. With advancements in materials and fabrication techniques, crowns continue to evolve, providing reliable options for restoring damaged or missing teeth while maintaining function and appearance.
