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CEREC Crowns from Lehigh Valley Dentist Can Be Placed in as Little as One Visit
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CEREC technology makes single-visit dental crowns a reality in Center Valley.

CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - PennZone -- The Center Valley dentists at Castle Dental are making it easier for patients to smile with confidence. The Lehigh Valley dental office offers CEREC technology to make crowns, fillings, and veneers quick, easy, and virtually painless.

CEREC uses a 3D digital camera to create an image of a patient's smile, as opposed to using an uncomfortable impression tray. Restorations are then made on-site and color-matched to a patient's existing teeth.

"Patients can have a crown placed in as a little as one visit," explains Dr. Matthew Lang of Castle Dental. "These crowns are made using color-matched ceramic for a natural look and feel."

There are no temporaries and no impression trays. Instead, patients leave that day with a brand-new smile. Millions of patients around the world have experienced the difference CEREC makes. Now, patients in Allentown and Bethlehem can find the smiles of their dreams too.

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To learn more about CEREC crowns, request an appointment with the Lehigh Valley dentists at Castle Dental by visiting https://castledentalcare.com/appointment-request/. In addition to crowns, dental implants are also available. With a more than 90% success rate, dental implants are a popular missing tooth solution.

New patients are now being accepted.

About Castle Dental: Castle Dental is a leading provider of cosmetic dentistry and dental implants in Center Valley, PA. Doctors Matthew Lang and Andrew Branton offer patients high-quality, experienced, and comfortable care. Sedation dentistry, dental crowns, and general dentistry are also available. To learn more visit https://www.castledentalcare.com.

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Melissa Dugan
***@castledentalcare.com


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