Special Needs Archives - Kinder Krowns

23MarMarch 23, 2021

The Kinder Krowns mission.

Our mission is to be the pacesetter in esthetic pediatric crowns and special needs restorative options. Everyone has those cases where off the shelf prefabricated crowns might not fit just right. Not only is this true with your pediatric cases, but also your patients with special needs. The word “compromise” shouldn’t have to be used when restoring these kinds of cases. That’s where the incredible digital technology Kinder Krowns has at its disposal comes in. Even if your office isn’t digital, you...

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Kinder Krowns: Special Needs

Prefabricated pediatric crowns have come a long way. There are so many viable options on the market, and they make most cases easier to tackle than in days gone by. But the clientele that pediatric dental offices have can make things challenging even with all these options available. Patients may have larger teeth than what many manufacturers offer. They may have shades that the standard pediatric restorations won’t blend with. Maybe they have special needs, and you really just have one...

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Case of the month: December

We're thrilled by the service our customers deliver to their patients. All of us at Kinder Krowns appreciate the work you do for your communities. The case we're highlighting this month is from Dr. Keith Tam out of Santa Maria, CA. He contacted us for a restorative option for his special needs patient who kept breaking large composite build-ups. Our solution was to create a patient specific zirconia crown. Restoration Type: Patient Specific Crown Teeth Restored: 8 Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. ...

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