Crown & Bridge Products

Crown & Bridge Products 

Looking for durable, esthetic crown & bridge products to deliver superior restorative outcomes? At bttn, we make buying crown & bridge products in bulk easy and cost-effective. Whether you need full-ceramic crowns, porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM), zirconia bridges, temporary crowns, or the accessories needed for crown and bridge work, our offering of medical crown & bridge supplies wholesale ensures your practice is always prepared.

Our crown & bridge products wholesale come from trusted manufacturers, meeting FDA or equivalent dental-material standards. With bttn, you get high quality, consistent fit, beautiful appearance, and prompt USA delivery—helping reduce remake rates and improve patient satisfaction.

Key Features of Our Crown & Bridge Products

• Wide range of materials: all-ceramic, PFM (porcelain fused to metal), full cast metal, zirconia, temporary prosthetics.

• Excellent strength and durability—materials suited for high stress zones (molars) and for areas demanding high esthetics (front teeth). (Based on common dental crown materials info)

• Natural esthetics: color matching, translucency, options that mimic enamel and dentin appearance. 

• Precision fit: well-formed margins, proper occlusal contacts, and compatibility with dental lab or CAD/CAM workflows.

• Accessory products: crown & bridge cements, temporary materials, impression supplies, finishing & polishing tools.

• Bulk packaging and volume pricing for dental practices, labs, and multi-doctor offices.

• Regulatory & safety compliance: dental material standards, biocompatibility, proper certification.

• Fast, reliable shipping so your crown & bridge cases aren’t delayed.

Why Choose bttn for Crown & Bridge Supplies

Dental professionals trust bttn as their partner for crown & bridge products because of the combination of reliability, breadth of selection, and value:

• One stop shop: you’ll find all core crown & bridge product types (ceramic, metal, zirconia, temporary) in one place.

• Wholesale pricing: when you shop crown & bridge products in bulk through bttn, you get cost savings without compromising quality.

• Quality assurance: we select materials from recognized manufacturers to ensure strength, fit, and appearance standards are met.

• Expert guidance: bttn’s team can help you choose material based on aesthetic demands, functional load, patient needs, and budget.

• Inventory reliability: regular stock of often-used crown & bridge types so your practice avoids backorders.

• USA shipping: prompt delivery to keep your restorative work on schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Here are questions dental professionals and lab technicians commonly ask about crown & bridge work. bttn provides clear, useful answers.

Q1: What is the difference between crown and bridge?
A: A crown is a restoration that covers or caps a single damaged or decayed tooth. A bridge spans a gap where one or more teeth are missing, using adjacent teeth (or implants) as supports (abutments) to hold the pontic (replacement tooth). 

Q2: What materials are crowns and bridges made from?
A: Common materials include all-ceramic (e.g. zirconia, lithium disilicate), porcelain fused to metal (PFM), full cast metal alloys, and temporary materials. Each material has trade-offs in strength, esthetics, translucency, cost, and wear. 

Q3: How do I choose between zirconia, PFM, or ceramic crowns?
A: Choose based on: esthetic needs (front teeth usually favor esthetics), functional load (molars need strength), patient allergies (metal sensitivity), cost constraints, and whether you use digital/CAD-CAM processes.

Q4: What is important for the margin and fit of a crown or bridge?
A: Good marginal fit is essential to prevent leakage, decay, and discomfort. You need precise impressions (or digital scans), proper preparation of tooth structure, accurate lab or CAD/CAM work, and correct cementation technique.

Q5: How long do crown & bridge restorations last?
A: Duration depends on material, care, occlusal forces, patient hygiene, and maintenance. Many crowns and bridges last 10-15 years or more with proper care. 

Q6: What temporary crown & bridge products should I use while waiting for the permanent restoration?
A: Temporaries should be durable enough to protect prepared teeth, maintain occlusion, and allow esthetics in the meantime. bttn offers temporary crown/bridge materials suitable for short-term use that are easy to adapt or adjust.

Q7: Are crown & bridge products from bttn suitable for CAD/CAM workflows?
A: Yes. Many crown & bridge products are compatible with CAD/CAM systems or digital labs. The materials, shades, and physical blocks or supplies are designed to work well with these modern processes.

Q8: How do I care for and maintain crowns and bridges?
A: Encourage good oral hygiene, avoid extremely hard or sticky foods, provide night guards if patient grinds teeth (bruxism), regular dental checkups, and polish or adjust occlusal contact if needed.

Q9: Can crown & bridge materials cause allergies or sensitivities?
A: Some patients may be sensitive to certain metals in PFM or metal alloys. All-ceramic and zirconia options are often better for patients with metal allergies. It’s important to choose biocompatible materials and have patient history.

Q10: How quickly can I get my crown & bridge supplies when ordering from bttn?
A: bttn aims for fast shipping across the USA. Delivery times depend on product type, material, customization, and your location. For ready-stock crown & bridge items, the lead time is shorter.

Q11: What affects the cost of crown & bridge restorations?
A: Cost depends on material (ceramic, metal, zirconia), complexity of restoration (number of units in bridge), lab vs. digital work, lab fees, adjustments, and finish/esthetics. Buying crown & bridge products wholesale from bttn can reduce material cost.

Q12: Does bttn offer shade matching or sample swatches for crown & bridge products?
A: Yes. For materials where shade and translucency are important, bttn provides information on available shades and often sample swatches so you can match with patient natural teeth.