A crown is your smile's ultimate comeback—repairing damage, preventing further issues, and leaving you with a brilliant, functional tooth.
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❌ The procedure for getting a crown can seem time-consuming, with multiple visits.
❌ You may be concerned about potential discomfort or sensitivity during the crown placement.
❌ The thought of needing a crown for a tooth can be daunting, especially if you’ve never had one before.
❌ You may wonder how long the crown will last and if it will need to be replaced later.
"Dental Crowns are a predictable way to prevent cracked teeth and deep cavities from getting into the nerve, if we can catch them early enough." - Dr. Rouse
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Do you feel like a portion of your tooth is chipped or missing after eating a meal?
Do you every experience a hot/cold sensitivity when you eat?
A dental crown, or cap, is a restoration that can be used for a number of purposes.
One of the most common uses of a dental crown is to restore a tooth that is significantly damaged or decayed.
The crown is custom made to fit over the entire tooth, starting at the gum line, in order to restore the tooth to its original shape and size.
We make our crowns from a life-like material that is tooth-colored and is typically referred to as “All-Porcelain”.
LEAVING TRADITIONAL “GOOPY” DENTAL IMPRESSIONS BEHIND
Traditional Dental Impressions use materials loaded in a tray to create a mould of your tooth that is sent to the lab for fabrication. Shipping and heat can lead to distortion of this impression and patients with a gag reflex or the sensation of a fully set impression being pulled out of their mouth have enjoy the benefits of our 3D Dental Scanner!
A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap placed over a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its shape, strength, and appearance.
Crowns are used to protect a cracked tooth, restore a tooth after a root canal, cover a large filling, or improve the appearance of a discolored or misshapen tooth.
Crowns can be made of porcelain, ceramic, metal, or a combination of materials. Porcelain or ceramic crowns are popular for their natural appearance.
Getting a crown usually takes two visits. During the first visit, we prepare your tooth and take impressions. At the second visit, the permanent crown is placed.
Yes, especially porcelain and ceramic crowns. We match the crown’s color, shape, and size to your natural teeth for a seamless look.
With proper care, dental crowns can last 10-15 years or more. Regular checkups and good oral hygiene are key to their longevity.
No, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring your comfort. Some mild sensitivity may occur afterward, but it’s temporary.
Brush and floss daily, and avoid chewing on hard objects to prevent damage. Regular dental checkups help maintain the health of the crowned tooth.
The cost depends on the material and complexity of the case. We provide a detailed estimate during your consultation and offer financing options to make treatment affordable.
We offer high-quality materials, personalized care, and convenient after-school and evening appointments to fit your schedule.
History of Gastrointestinal Reflux, History of Bulimia, or Acidic Foods that Cause Destruction of the Enamel Layer of the Teeth
Depends on the Insurance
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What can I eat after?
Smoothies and Shakes
Noodles and Pasta
Jell-O and Pudding
Eggs and Dairy
Soups and Stews
If you are opting for same-day crowns, the procedure takes around an hour or 60 minutes.
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