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A dental crown restores the function, shape, and appearance of a tooth so it looks and functions like a healthy tooth. Speak, eat, and smile with pride again.
Dental crowns offer a reliable solution for severely damaged or weakened teeth. By combining expertise, precision work and high-quality materials, we create crowns that are indistinguishable from your original teeth.
Our dentist will first assess the condition of the tooth and surrounding tissues, take an X-ray, and suggest a suitable type of crown. He will then explain the procedure, duration of the procedure, and cost of the treatment.
The tooth is ground down to the desired shape, carefully removing some of the enamel so that the crown on the tooth can fit snugly. If the tooth is badly damaged, the dentist may perform endodontic treatment (“root cleaning”) before the grinding.
After the initial preparation, the dentist will take an accurate impression of the tooth or scan it digitally. Based on this, the dental technician will make an individual crown for you. Depending on your preferences, zirconium teeth, all-ceramic crowns, or metal-ceramic crowns can be made.
The production of a permanent crown takes 1 to 2 weeks. During this time, your dentist will cover your tooth with a temporary crown to protect it and maintain its aesthetics.
After the crown is made, the dentist will try on the permanent crown, checking the exact fit, shape, and color. If everything fits, the crown will be permanently bonded with a special dental cement.
After placement, he or she will check the bite and may make minor adjustments to ensure that the crown fits into the dental arch without any obstructions when biting.
Not sure which type of dental crown is best for you? We’d be happy to help you make a choice. Schedule an initial consultation.
A dental crown is a solid replacement shell that covers a damaged or weakened tooth. It serves to restore its shape, function, and aesthetics while protecting it from further damage.
A dental crown is recommended for more severe tooth damage, such as after extensive tooth decay, endodontic treatment (removal of the nerve), or a fractured tooth. It can also be used to improve the appearance of the tooth.
The most commonly used crowns are zirconia, ceramic, all-metal crowns, and porcelain crowns on a metal core. The most aesthetic choices are zirconia crowns and all-ceramic crowns, which look like a natural tooth.
No, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so it is painless. You may only feel mild discomfort after the treatment, which will subside quickly.
Two visits are usually required, 1 to 2 weeks apart. During the first visit, the tooth is prepared and an impression is taken. During the second visit, the finished crown is placed. In the meantime, you wear a temporary crown.
The lifespan of a crown depends on the material, hygiene, and habits of the patient, but it typically lasts 10-15 years, sometimes longer.
Yes, dental crowns are designed to withstand the normal stresses of eating. Once in place, they function like a natural tooth.
No, consistent oral hygiene – regular brushing, flossing, dental check-ups, and dental hygiene – is all that is needed to prevent gingivitis or damage under the crown.
The price of a dental crown depends on the type of material and the extent of preparation. The approximate price will be determined by the dentist after a consultation and examination.
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