We need to assess the tooth taking a radiograph and also testing its vitality to exclude root fracture or need of a root treatment. As you see in the video clip above, depending on extension of the broken area we can use composite filling (resin), veneer (ceramic) or a crown (ceramic) to restore the chipped tooth. We do our best to match the shade and contour of these restorations with your own teeth so that it looks and feels natural.
Chipped Tooth Options
Thanks our high tech CAD CAM facility (Same day crown: CEREC System) there is no need to wait for the laboratory to make the crown or veneer and send it back to us for the fit in another visit.
We restore your tooth ALL IN ONE SESSION:
No need for a temporary..
No need for a second appointment..
No need for a second injection…
Yes , We can, your tooth will be scanned using a high resolution camera instead of taking an impression. You can observe your own restoration being designed by computer. You will see your restoration being milled within 10-15 minutes, all in our practice without need of a laboratory. Watch the video


For our busy clients it may be very difficult to book another appointment soon after first one. With Cerec there is no need for a second appointment. Also there is no need for another injection ( all in one session), No impressions needed (digital 3D scan of tooth instead)
Since there is no need for a second appointment, you do not need any temporary which may break or discolour.
We can choose between different ceramics which are long lasting, highly aesthetic and biocompatible.


There are many options to restore a tooth. Just to reassure you: we do not use amalgam (mercury containing filling material) in our practice. In most cases the best material to restore a tooth is ceramic. some reasons are:
- It is highly aesthetic:a beautiful natural look due to colour match.
- It has high bond Strength: Considerably stronger attachment to tooth material due to thebonding mechanism.
- It is healthier for gums : glazed ceramic surface provides less depository area for plaque accumulation hence no irritating factor for gum.
- It is highly resistance to abrasion and wear compared to composite.
Ceramic restorations are made in the laboratory following the impression is taken and sent to them. They cast models, make your tooth and send it back, a procedure which usualy takes 7-10 working days. That’s why you need a second appointment for fit ( cementation/ bonding) of your restoration. We can offer you “same visit ceramic restoration” a service you will not find in majority of practices……
We invested in this system since we believe our clients deserve have the bests available in modern dentistry…..
CEREC is a sophisticated CAD/CAM (computer aided design/computer aided manufacturing) system for same day restoration of damaged teeth, in form of inlays, overlay, crowns, bridges and veneers. Using this advance technology we are able to restore the majority of broken and damaged teeth with textbook precision & natural appearance within the same session & bring your smile back. We use metal free, highly aesthetic, tooth coloured biocompatible blocks of CERAMIC to create inlays , crowns, bridges and veneers.
We invested in this most advanced and accurate system in the world because we believe our clients deserve the best. 30 Years of clinical studies have shown these extremely beautiful and high biocompatible restorations have even better long term results than many of the crowns made by technicians at the laboratories.
We wish you a beautiful smile always…. Love your teeth, Love your smile.
For our busy clients it may e difficult to book another appointment so soon after the first one. With Cerec there is no need for a second appointment. Also no need for another injection (as all done in one session) No impressions needed (digital 3D scan of tooth instead)
Since there is no need for asecond appointment, you will not need any temporary which may break or discolour.
We can choose between different ceramics which are long lasting, highly aesthetic and biocompatible.
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