Restore Your Smile With Dental Crowns
Our aim in dentistry is to provide work that's truly undetectable. We strive to replace existing dental crowns and fillings with restorations that perfectly mimic your natural teeth in both look and feel.
When tooth damage is severe, seemingly beyond repair, we can craft smiles that look "as new" using porcelain or porcelain-fused-to-gold crowns. This highly reliable technique can fix even the most severe dental problems, and can even permanently replace missing teeth, giving you a complete smile and a functional bite. We're recognized for the exceptional quality of our work and the incredible transformations we achieve for our patients using this technology. These treatments offer a long-lasting correction for major dental issues.
Key Benefits of Dental Crowns
- Esthetic restoration that replaces damaged or missing tooth structure.
- Offers support to severely damaged or anatomically misshapen teeth.
- Provides a natural look.
- Helps restore a patient’s smile and functional chewing.
Capabilities of Dental Crowns
Dental crowns offer a very reliable solution for significant dental problems stemming from accidents, disease, or general wear and tear. Most major issues can typically be resolved using crowns. The materials we use include high-grade porcelain or porcelain fused to gold or another metal. For the most serious dental concerns, the enhanced strength of porcelain and gold materials is recommended.
Whether you've lost tooth structure due to accidental damage, or teeth have broken down from excessive wear or old filling failures, dental crowns can provide a durable, long-term solution.
Many individuals experience unexplained pain from filled back teeth, often caused by hairline cracks in the chewing surface. Placing crowns on these teeth can alleviate the pain and fully restore dental function. For front teeth, older fillings can weaken the tooth structure and create aesthetic issues like staining or chipping. In such cases, porcelain crowns are often a suitable alternative when porcelain veneers aren't ideal. Furthermore, for teeth that have undergone root canal fillings, crowns play a crucial role in preventing tooth fracture.
