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What are the differences between crowns, full veneer crowns and jacket crowns?
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Crowns: In all cases, a crown covers the entire tooth. The difference may be in the types of material used and the amount of tooth structure removed. Some crowns are porcelain bonded to metal/gold. Some crowns are all porcelain or Zirconia. For more information, talk to your dentist.
Answered 12/16/2014
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