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Lehigh Valley Dentist Offers Crowns in a Day with CEREC Technology
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CEREC technology allows dentists to create natural-looking restorations like crowns in only a few hours.

CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - PennZone -- Lehigh Valley residents looking for a fuller, more natural smile can find CEREC crowns from Center Valley Dental. The Lehigh Valley dentist offers crowns that can be placed within a single visit. Using CEREC technology, Center Valley Dental replaces the old, traditional, and uncomfortable impressions of the past. 3-D digital cameras and computer-aided design (CAD) software enable Center Valley Dental to create a precise and natural-looking restoration.

CEREC technology allows for restorations of ceramic crowns, fillings (both inlays and onlays), and veneers. All restorations are made on-site in the Center Valley office. There are no temporaries and no waiting, allowing patients with busy schedules to be in and out within hours.

During the CEREC procedure, 3D images are taken of the patient's mouth. Then the crown is constructed out of porcelain and other enamel-like materials. The procedure has been clinically tested and proven by millions of patients worldwide.

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In addition to crowns, dental implants in Center Valley are also available. Dental implants replace a missing tooth root with a titanium screw, abutment, and crown. Teeth whitening, veneers, and general dentistry are also available.

To learn more about Center Valley Dental and the cosmetic dentistry that the practice offers the Lehigh Valley, request an appointment by visiting https://centervalleydental.com/request-an-appointment/. New patients are welcome.

About Center Valley Dental: Center Valley Dental is a leading provider of cosmetic dentistry and dental implants in Center Valley, PA. Doctor Matthew Lang offers patients high-quality and comfortable care, including sedation dentistry, dental crowns, and general dentistry. To learn more, visit https://www.centervalleydental.com/.

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Source: Center Valley Dental

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