No, they are typically used as temporary solutions for adults or until baby teeth fall out in children.

The procedure is painless, as local anesthesia is used to numb the area.

They can be replaced with porcelain or composite crowns for aesthetic purposes.

With proper care, silver caps can last several years, depending on their location and use.

Yes, they are widely used in pediatric dentistry and are completely safe.

No, they restore the tooth's function and do not interfere with daily activities.

Silver caps are generally not used on visible teeth for adults due to aesthetic concerns.

Brush and floss as you would with natural teeth, and attend regular dental check-ups.

They protect the capped tooth but do not prevent cavities in surrounding teeth.

No, the material does not respond to whitening treatments.