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Revitalize Your Smile with Crowns and Bridges.

If you have missing or damaged teeth, a dental crown (for a single tooth) or bridge (for multiple teeth) can effectively restore both the function and appearance of your smile. Even with diligent oral care, it's common to need a tooth repaired or replaced over time. You can trust our team to restore your teeth using only the highest-quality dental materials, ensuring strength, durability, and natural aesthetics. With extensive experience in restorative treatments, we are dedicated to providing you with a beautiful dental crown that looks and feels completely natural.

When is a Dental Crown Recommended?

A dental crown is a custom-made restoration designed to cover and protect a damaged tooth. Typically made from ceramic porcelain, it fits over the remaining tooth structure, acting as a "cap" to prevent further damage. Crowns are often necessary when a cavity is too large to be treated with a filling, as filling the cavity could compromise the tooth’s strength. They are also essential after root canal therapy to protect the treated tooth and play a key role in completing the dental implant process.

In general, a dental crown is recommended when a tooth has sustained significant damage due to decay or injury. Crowns can also be used for cosmetic purposes, such as improving the appearance of small, misshapen, or discolored teeth.

A crown may be recommended in the following situations:

  • For a decayed tooth that cannot be restored with a filling
  • To restore a severely cracked, fractured, or broken tooth
  • To strengthen a tooth after root canal therapy
  • To replace a single missing tooth with a dental implant
  • To cover chips, discoloration, or other cosmetic imperfections
The crown is designed to cover the entire tooth, ensuring a secure fit and restoring its function. Ceramic porcelain is commonly used for its natural appearance and seamless blend with your smile, while gold crowns may be recommended for molars that experience significant chewing pressure. Gold crowns provide added durability and are discreet, as they are placed at the back of the mouth.

Dental Bridges: Solutions for Restoring Your Smile

A dental bridge is an effective solution for replacing one or more missing adjacent teeth. It consists of crowns placed on each end to anchor the bridge, with an artificial tooth or teeth in between to fill the gap. Unlike removable options, a dental bridge is permanently fixed in place.

Porcelain is typically used for dental bridges, ensuring a natural look that blends seamlessly with your smile.

Whether you choose a dental crown or bridge to restore your smile, the process is similar. Both procedures usually require two visits and a few weeks for completion.

The Process:

  • First Appointment: The affected tooth or teeth will be prepared for your new restoration. Impressions will be taken for the dental lab, and a temporary restoration will be created for you to wear until the permanent one is ready.
  • Custom Restoration: Your custom crown or bridge will be handcrafted by a trusted dental lab, typically taking one to two weeks to complete.
  • Final Placement: Once your restoration is ready, you’ll return to have it permanently placed and adjusted for a perfect fit. You’ll leave with a fully restored smile, ready to enjoy eating and speaking comfortably.

For minor imperfections like small fractures, chips, irregularly shaped teeth, gaps, or discoloration, dental bonding provides a conservative and cost-effective solution. This procedure uses a tooth-colored resin bonded directly to your tooth to enhance its appearance. The resin comes in various shades to ensure a perfect match with your natural teeth, creating a seamless, beautiful smile.

Bonding is more affordable than some other cosmetic treatments and can often be completed in just one office visit. However, it’s important to note that bonding may stain or chip more easily compared to stronger alternatives like dental veneers or crowns, making it ideal for less severe cosmetic concerns.

Whether you choose a crown, bridge, or bonding, we're here to help restore both the function and beauty of your smile.

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