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Restore damaged, weakened, or worn teeth and improve everyday function.
A dental crown can restore and protect a damaged tooth while helping your smile look and feel natural.
Restore damaged, weakened, or worn teeth and improve everyday function.
Help protect the remaining tooth structure and reduce the risk of further damage.
Crowns are designed to blend with your smile for a strong, natural-looking result.
A dental crown is a custom-made cap placed over a damaged, weakened, or heavily restored tooth. It helps restore the tooth's shape, strength, appearance, and function while protecting the remaining tooth structure.
Getting a crown is a common treatment designed to restore your tooth and protect your smile.
Your dentist examines your tooth and explains the recommended treatment.
The tooth is gently shaped so the crown can fit securely.
A temporary crown may protect your tooth while the final crown is prepared.
Your final crown is placed, adjusted, and polished for comfort.
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A crown can restore one tooth or support a broader treatment plan.
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Dental crowns can be attached to implants to replace missing teeth.
Explore ImplantsA damaged crown can expose the tooth underneath and may lead to pain, sensitivity, or infection. If your crown breaks, chips, cracks, or falls out, schedule a visit as soon as possible.
Schedule AppointmentPain around a dental crown may be caused by decay, bite pressure, gum irritation, or infection. Our team can examine the area and recommend the right next step.
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Cost can vary based on the material used, the condition of the tooth, treatment complexity, and insurance coverage.
Different crown materials have different clinical uses and costs.
The amount of repair needed affects the treatment plan.
A root canal or buildup may be recommended first.
Benefits vary by plan and treatment details.
A crown is a custom cap used to restore and protect a damaged tooth.
Crowns can strengthen weakened teeth, restore shape, and improve function.
A crown is often recommended to protect a tooth after root canal treatment.
The number of visits depends on the crown type and treatment plan.
The tooth is numbed during preparation, and comfort is monitored throughout treatment.
Good home care and routine dental visits help crowns last longer.
Cost depends on material, tooth condition, and insurance coverage.
Coverage varies. The office can help review your plan.
Keep the crown safe and contact the office promptly for guidance.
Yes. Worn, damaged, or poorly fitting crowns can often be replaced.
Schedule your visit and learn whether a dental crown is right for you.
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