ReviewCureus2025
Comparative Evaluation of Esthetic Zirconia Crowns in Children: A Comprehensive Review.
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Abstract
Restoration of primary teeth is a fundamental component of pediatric dental care. While traditional crown types have long been used, the introduction of zirconia crowns has marked a significant advancement in terms of esthetics, durability, and biological compatibility. Given their increasing popularity, a narrative evaluation of zirconia crowns relative to other available options is warranted. Therefore, this comprehensive narrative review aims to provide an evidence-based comparison of zirconia crowns with other restorations used for primary teeth. By synthesizing data from current literature, this review aims to offer clinicians a detailed understanding of the comparative advantages, limitations, and clinical considerations associated with zirconia crowns in pediatric dental rehabilitation. Zirconia crowns provide a clinically superior option for rehabilitation of primary teeth, combining esthetic excellence with functional durability. Their advantages across multiple outcome domains support their increasing adoption in pediatric dentistry. Continued research into long-term outcomes will further optimize their clinical utility.
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