Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are used when more conservative dental restorations cannot be used to improve the strength or appearance of a damaged tooth. Your dentist will determine what procedure you are eligible for based on your existing dental health and the aesthetic and functional benefits of a restorative dentistry treatment. The following are common reasons dental crowns are used to restore teeth:

  • To protect a weak and decayed tooth from breaking
  • To restore an already broken, cracked or severely worn down tooth
  • To cover and support a tooth with a large filling when there isn’t a lot of tooth left
  • To hold a dental bridge in place
  • To cover misshapened or severely discolored teeth
  • To cover a dental implant
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Step 1: Deep decay on a molar tooth, and it is determined that once the decay is removed the tooth will not be strong enough to place a filling.

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Step 2: The decay is removed and the tooth is prepared for a PFM or All-ceramic crown.

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Step 3: The final crown is permanently cemented in place after ensuring the fit and bite are correct, and the patient is pleased with feel and esthetics.

Dental Services

Dental Bridges

Dental Bonding / Composite Fillings

Dental Crowns

Dental Sealants

Dental Veneers

Periodontal Disease & Treatment

Oral Surgery & Impact

Pulpotomy

Root Canal & Therapy

Sedation Dentistry & Dental Anxiety

Snore Guards

Teeth Whitening

Three Dimensional Dental Imaging

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