Restorative Dentistry - Crowns
You may need a crown if…
- Your tooth has fractured
- An old crown or filling has failed
- You’ve had root canal therapy
- You have a very large cavity
- You’d like to improve your tooth’s appearance
- Your tooth has fractured
- An old crown or filling has failed
- You’ve had root canal therapy
- You have a very large cavity
- You’d like to improve your tooth’s appearance
Crowns restore and protect teeth
A crown is a custom-made restoration that completely covers your tooth. Crowns not only repair and strengthen a damaged tooth, they can also be used to improve our appearance by covering a discolored or misshapen tooth.
A crown is a custom-made restoration that completely covers your tooth. Crowns not only repair and strengthen a damaged tooth, they can also be used to improve our appearance by covering a discolored or misshapen tooth.
The Procedure
Crowns require at least two visits. We’ll prepare and shape your tooth, then take impressions. A dental lab will make a model from these impressions, and use the model to create your new crown form porcelain, gold or other alloys, or a combination of these materials.
Crowns require at least two visits. We’ll prepare and shape your tooth, then take impressions. A dental lab will make a model from these impressions, and use the model to create your new crown form porcelain, gold or other alloys, or a combination of these materials.
