-
Dental Bonding / Composite FillingsDental Bonding / Composite Fillings
-
Dental BridgesDental Bridges
-
Dental CrownsDental Crowns
-
Dental SealantsDental Sealants
-
Dental VeneersDental Veneers
-
InvisalignInvisalign
-
Oral Surgery & ImplantsOral Surgery & Implants
-
Periodontal Disease and TreatmentPeriodontal Disease and Treatment
-
PulpotomyPulpotomy
-
Root Canal TherapyRoot Canal Therapy
-
Sedation Dentistry & Dental AnxietySedation Dentistry & Dental Anxiety
-
Snore GuardsSnore Guards
-
Teeth WhiteningTeeth Whitening
-
Three Dimensional Dental ImagingThree Dimensional Dental Imaging
-
TMJ TherapyTMJ Therapy
When Do You Need a Crown?
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