LIFE-LIKE DENTAL CROWNS IN CELINA / PROSPER, TX
Natural, Life-Like Dental Crowns Uniquely Made With 3D Dental Scanning
Why Would I Need a Dental Crown?
The Top 6 Reasons Dental Crowns are Indicated for Restoring a Tooth Are:
- To strengthen a tooth that is broken – If you fractured or broke part of your tooth off you may have the ability to prolong the life of your tooth to withstand chewing forces going forward.
- To support a large filling when little natural tooth structure remains – If your tooth has a large filling greater than 2/3 the width, you may be at risk for fracture of the thinner portions of biting surface of your tooth with thin enamel at the periphery.
- Preventing a tooth from needing root canal therapy – A tooth that receives a crown prior to toothache is less likely to needing Root Canal Therapy, saving you money and double the time in the dental chair.
- To complete a Dental Implant – A Dental Crown is placed on top of the Dental Abutment after your Dental Implant has integrated with the your bone, called “osseointegration”.
- To improve a misshapen or congenitally small tooth – Some people are born without adult teeth under baby teeth, or small teeth that run in the family. This can be corrected with Dental Crowns.
- Restoring Your Bite and Chewing Function -While repairing your damaged tooth structure if you have a chipped or broken tooth with a crack, a dental crown can restore a tooth to work as a pair with your opposing tooth to chew food and help your other teeth not be excessively used.
Patient with Natural-Looking Esthetic Dental Crowns Made by Dr. Rouse and the Open Late Team
Why Should I Choose Open Late Dentistry and Orthodontics For My Dental Crown?
#1 Reason... A Name You Can Trust!
We Save You MONEY!
With Our In-House Membership Plan, we pass the savings along to our patients!
And with multiple financing options, we make it easy to say yes to getting the smile you’ve always dreamed about.
Financing Options
We Save You TIME!
Dr. Rouse and his team can repair a tooth with a Dental Temporary Crown in a single visit!
A Great ATMOSPHERE
Our hospitality will put as big of a smile on your face as your finished dental crown!
From the moment you start the process, a friendly face will always be there to answer your questions about treatment and guide you through the process of transforming your smile.
PRECISE Results
We work with our Dental Lab using our 3D Scanner In-House to take your bite into consideration when considering where your teeth will end up so you avoid costly dental repairs after treatment is complete.
3D Dental Scanning allows for accurate and fast dental scans to be taken and sent to the lab via email, cutting down on lab time and variables leading to poor fitting dental crowns. The scan is approved and sent while you are right there in the dental chair. Now that is 21st century dentistry we can be proud of.
Natural-Looking All-Porcelain Dental Crowns are Custom Made To Fit Precisely For Each Patient’s Exact Tooth Dimensions and are Digitally Scanned at Our Office to Be Fabricated Just For You!
Small-Town CELINA CONVENIENCE
Have issues along the way? We are right next door, Celina Neighbor!
Big-City TECHNOLOGY in Your Back Yard
3D Scanning is Used With Digital Photography to convey to You and the Dental Lab exactly what the expectation is from your new Dental Crown
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!
Am I a Candidate for a Dental Crown?
Checklist For a Dental Crown: If You Answer "YES" to Any of the Following, You May Need to Call Our Office About a Dental Crown:
- 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”.
“ALL CERAMIC” OR “ALL PORCELAIN” OPTIONS FOR MODERN, METAL-FREE DENTAL CROWNS
Modern dentistry means we can now fabricate metal-free Dental Crowns that don’t show while you have a conversation with a friend or have a grey margin at the gum line on a front dental crown, giving the appearance of a dead or dying tooth. This is because we use the latest material which can be pressed thinner and are made from ever-increasing strength in our material selection for your custom-made Dental Crowns.
DENTAL CROWN F.A.Q.'S
Dental crowns are commonly called "caps" and are placed on top of teeth after cracks and cavities have been removed. Dental Crowns are cover and restore the function and shape of your teeth when the damage to a tooth is too great that a dental filling would cause the tooth to split even further from a wedge-like effect.
If you have a very hard or heavy bite or teeth crowding, your dentist may recommend a dental crown if a filling would replace more that 1/3 to 2/3 of the width of the tooth.
Dental crowns can be made out of Gold (variety of other metals included with the gold for different wearing properties), porcelain, lithium disilicate (EMAX) and solid zirconia oxide (Zirconia). PFM (or porcelain fused to metal) and "All Porcelain" Zirconia Oxide dental crowns are the most popular in the United States in 2020.
Depending on which tooth is being crowned (ethetic front tooth or functional back tooth) the material a dental crown is made out of, lab costs to the dentist may vary. Dental Patients with contracted in-network fees will have providers that honor the fees set by the insurance company. However, dental crowns in Texas range from $700 to $1800 typically.
We start by evaluating your jaw joint and do an analysis of your bite.
If you suffer from a "Bad Bite" or a malocclusion, and have already had the tooth patched prior with a filling that is greater thatn 1/3 to 2/3 the width of the tooth, we recommend preventing future root canal therapy and potential extraction in the future, which doubles to triples the cost.
We strongly recommend All-Zirconia Crowns for posterior, or back teeth, and Lithium Disilicate EMAX Crowns for Front Teeth. Metal Crowns have the variable of all of the trace elements that may cause allergic reactions to some patients' gums. We pride ourselves on being a "Metal-Free" Dental Office.
Dental Crowns are cemented in with a permanent glue.
Temporary crowns are cemented with a specific cement to make them easier to get off when the dentist is ready to cement the final crown.
At our office, once your crown is cemented, it should not come off.
We are a family dentist located in Celina, Texas (TX), serving patients of all ages from Prosper, Gunter, Aubrey, Frisco, Anna, and the surrounding areas.
Book online or call us at (972) 885-9670. We look forward to hearing from you!
