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Although natural teeth are relatively strong and resilient, they’re not impervious to damage. Trauma to your face or mouth can result in chipped, cracked, or broken teeth. Teeth can also be damaged by untreated decay or gum disease. In addition to damage, teeth can become stained or discolored by certain types of foods and drinks. Fortunately, dental crowns can help resolve these issues and restore your smile’s esthetic appeal. If you have chipped, cracked, stained, or damaged teeth, contact West Suburban Oral Health Care in Naperville, Illinois, to learn more about the restorative properties of the dental crown treatment.
Dental crowns are special coverings or caps that Drs. Susan Mazzei, Kelsey Esposito, and Ashley Nguyen can put over damaged teeth to strengthen their structure and prevent further breakage. Crowns offer both functional and esthetic benefits in improving damaged or flawed teeth. Dental crowns completely cover a tooth to the gum line to seal it from future decay or infection. In the process, it protects the tooth from further damage. Crowns can strengthen teeth that have undergone root canal treatment to restore their looks, function, and usefulness. They can also be used as a cosmetic treatment to conceal imperfections in your teeth and improve their overall appearance.
Here’s how dental crowns can benefit you:
Crowns come in diverse types, giving you numerous options to choose from. Your Naperville, Illinois dentist can recommend the best option for you, considering what you want to accomplish with your dental crown procedure.
To learn more about the different types of dental crowns and how they can benefit you, contact West Suburban Oral Health Care in Naperville, Illinois, at 630-393-3045.
Dr. Susan Mazzei is a skilled dentist specializing in prosthodontics. A
graduate of Northwestern
University Dental School, she completed a Certification in Prosthodontics before joining
the
faculty of Northwestern University Dental School as a Clinical Assistant Professor, where she
served for 12 years and became Assistant Professor Emeritus. Dr. Mazzei believes that excellent
oral health begins with education and prevention and is committed to continuing her education.
She is a Certified Functional Medicine Health Coach, a Charter Fellow in the American Academy of
Oral Systemic Health (AAOSH), and has completed the Bale and Doneen Method Preceptorship
Program.
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Dr. Kelsey Esposito worked in healthcare advertising and communications before
realizing that
her passions were dentistry and patient care. She holds a BA in Economics and Fine Art from
Kalamazoo
College, a Premedicine Post-Baccalaureate Certificate from Northwestern University,
and a Doctor of Dental Medicine from The University of Illinois in Chicago. She is a member
of
the American Dental Association (ADA), Chicago Dental Society (CDS), Illinois Dental Society
(IDS), Academy of General Dentistry, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and AAOSH.
Dr. Marco Fajardo is a graduate of Northwestern University Dental School, where
he also served
as a part-time Assistant Clinical Instructor. He was a member of the University Dental
Associates of the University of Chicago too. In 1994, he formed the basis of West
Suburban Oral
Healthcare with Dr. Mazzei. He is now its Team Leader.
Dr. Ashley Nguyen studied at the University of Buffalo and Midwestern University in Downers
Grove, IL (dental school). She is a member of the ADA, CDS, IDS, and other local organizations.
She continues her education by attending dental conferences and seminars.