With proper care and regular dental checkups, your dental crown can last many years while protecting your natural tooth.
Dental Crowns and Bridges
Repair damaged teeth or replace missing ones with custom dental crowns and bridges designed to restore your smile’s strength and beauty.
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Cost
The cost of dental crowns and bridges varies based on your needs and insurance. You will receive a detailed estimate during your consultation.
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Procedure Duration
Dental crowns and bridges typically require two to three appointments over a few weeks to ensure a precise fit and lasting results.
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Pain Level
You can expect minimal discomfort, as local anesthesia and gentle techniques help keep you comfortable. Sedation is available upon request.
Sedation Dentistry
Dental Crowns and Bridges for Lasting Smile Restoration
When your tooth is cracked, severely decayed, or missing, dental crowns and bridges restore both function and appearance. A crown “caps” and protects a weakened tooth, while a bridge fills the gap left by a missing tooth using support from adjacent teeth. Your restoration is custom-made to blend naturally with your smile and help you chew and speak comfortably again.
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Dental Crown Process
- Initial Consultation: You will receive a comprehensive exam during which your tooth is evaluated, and impressions are taken to begin planning your custom crown.
- Tooth Preparation: The damaged tooth is carefully reshaped to create space for the crown while preserving as much natural structure as possible.
- Impressions and Temporary Crown: Impressions are taken to craft your permanent crown. A temporary crown is placed to protect your tooth in the meantime.
- Final Placement: Once your custom crown is ready, you will return for a fitting. After confirming comfort and bite alignment, your crown is permanently cemented in place.
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Dental Bridge Process
- Initial Consultation: You will undergo an exam to assess the missing tooth area and determine whether a bridge is the right solution for your smile.
- Preparation of Supporting Teeth: The teeth on either side of the gap are gently reshaped to support the bridge.
- Impressions and Temporary Bridge: Impressions are taken to design your custom bridge. A temporary bridge protects the prepared teeth while your final restoration is made.
- Final Fitting and Cementation: Your permanent bridge is carefully fitted, adjusted for comfort, and securely cemented to restore your bite and smile.
FAQ
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How long do dental crowns last?
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What are dental crowns made of?
Dental crowns are commonly made from durable materials such as porcelain or stainless steel, depending on your needs.
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How many dental crowns can you have?
There is no strict limit to how many crowns you can receive. Crowns are placed on teeth that are damaged, weakened, or heavily restored, so the number you may need depends on how many teeth require protection or restoration.