Crowns and Bridges Dentist in Tabarbour: Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat and 19 Years of Prosthetic Dentistry

Looking for a crowns and bridges dentist in Tabarbour usually means you are about to make a long-term decision. A crown, bridge or veneer is not a filling you replace in a few months. It is meant to stay in your mouth for ten years or more, and whether it does depends on two things above all: how precisely the tooth is prepared and recorded, and how experienced the hands are that design and fit it.

This article introduces Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat, the Zoom Dental Clinic dentist who has spent most of his career in prosthetic dentistry. It also explains when you actually need a crown or bridge, how the options differ, and how a restoration is made at our clinic, step by step.

Who is Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat?

Dr. Mutasem earned his dental degree from Luhansk State Medical University in 2007. He stayed on as a teaching assistant from 2009 to 2011, completing an advanced training programme in prosthodontics and helping train dental students in the clinic.

He then spent three years as a specialist dentist in prosthodontics in Ukraine before moving to Jordan, and later to Kuwait, where he treated thousands of patients over ten years. Working in three very different systems gave him something textbooks can’t: seeing the same problem handled in different ways, and knowing which solutions still hold up years later.

Along the way he has attended more than 50 scientific conferences and advanced courses on modern dental techniques.

When do you need a crowns and bridges dentist?

Not every dental problem calls for a restoration. But in some situations it is clearly the right answer:

• A broken or weakened tooth: a very large filling or a fracture that has taken a big part of the tooth.
• A back tooth after root canal treatment: it becomes more brittle and usually needs a crown after root canal treatment.
• A missing tooth: the choice is between a bridge on the neighbouring teeth or a crown on an implant.
• Tired old restorations: a discoloured crown, a dark line at the gum, or decay under an old crown.
• The look of the front teeth: chips, gaps or a shade that whitening can’t fix, where veneers may help.

Treatments Dr. Mutasem provides

Crowns

A full cover that restores the tooth’s shape and strength. The material depends on where the tooth is and how hard you bite: zirconia for back teeth that take heavy loads, E.max for front teeth that need a more natural translucency.

Bridges

A missing tooth replaced by two crowns on the neighbouring teeth carrying an artificial tooth between them. Fixed and relatively quick, but it means preparing healthy teeth, which should be discussed openly before you decide.

Veneers

Thin shells bonded to the front surface to improve shape and colour. When they are and aren’t a good idea is covered in our guide to dental veneers in Tabarbour.

Crowns on implants

Once an implant has fused with the bone, a crown is fitted on top. This stage needs careful control of bite forces, because an implant lacks the cushioning ligament a natural tooth has.

Removable prosthetics

For patients missing many teeth, partial or full removable dentures remain an important option, and can sometimes be anchored on implants for a much firmer fit.

How a restoration is made, step by step

1. Examination and X-rays: assessing the tooth, root, bone and gums, with a panoramic X-ray and other images where needed.
2. Fixing what needs fixing first: decay, gum inflammation or a root canal. A crown placed over an untreated problem won’t last.
3. Preparation under magnification: removing only what is necessary, with clean, precise margins.
4. Digital impression: an intraoral scan instead of impression paste, so the lab receives more accurate detail.
5. Try-in before cementing: checking shade, bite and margins before the final bond.
6. Cementing and follow-up: a final check that the bite feels right and the gum around the restoration stays healthy.

Crown, bridge or implant?

We hear this question every week. The table gives you the general picture; the final decision comes from the exam.

If an implant is on the table, read about dental implants in Tabarbour and the dental implant process before deciding.

Habits that shorten a crown’s life

• Skipping cleaning at the margin: decay usually starts at the edge, not on the crown itself.
• Night grinding without a guard: it can crack even the strongest materials.
• Using your teeth as tools: opening packets, biting nails or pens.
• Missing check-ups: a small problem at the margin is easy to fix when caught early, and professional teeth cleaning every six months helps protect your restorations.

Booking with Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat

Crowns and bridges in Tabarbour: frequently asked questions

Who is the crowns and bridges dentist at Zoom Dental Clinic in Tabarbour?

Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat, a dentist with more than 19 years of experience who worked as a specialist dentist in prosthodontics in Ukraine, then in Jordan and Kuwait, before joining Zoom Dental Clinic in Tabarbour in 2026.

How long does a dental crown last?

A well-made, well-fitted crown typically lasts ten years or more, depending on oral hygiene, night grinding and regular check-ups. Decay at the margin is what most often cuts its life short.

Zirconia or E.max: which is better?

Neither is always better. Zirconia is stronger and suits back teeth; E.max is more translucent and suits front teeth. Your dentist chooses based on the tooth’s position, your bite and the look you want.

Does getting a crown hurt?

Preparation is done under local anaesthetic, so you shouldn’t feel pain during it. Mild sensitivity for a few days afterwards is common and usually settles by itself.

Does a tooth need a crown after root canal treatment?

Usually yes, especially back teeth, because a root-treated tooth becomes more prone to fracture. Your dentist decides based on how much tooth structure remains.

How many visits does a crown need?

Usually two to three: one for examination, preparation and digital impression, one for try-in and cementing, and sometimes an extra visit if treatment is needed first.

How do I book with Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat?

Book through the contact form on the Zoom Dental Clinic website, through the clinic’s ClinicsJo page, or by calling 0790793443.