Dental crowns, often referred to as 'caps,' serve as guardians of damaged teeth, offering protection and restoration. Whether safeguarding a cracked tooth, addressing excessive decay, or replacing a pre-existing crown, the purpose of a dental crown is to envelop a compromised tooth with a meticulously crafted material.
Crown Procedure Overview
The crown procedure initiates with the preparation of the tooth and the creation of a molded impression for our laboratory. Simultaneously, a precisely fitted temporary crown is fashioned to shield the tooth while the permanent restoration takes shape in our lab. The final step involves the cementation of the completed crown during a subsequent visit, ensuring a secure and seamless fit.
Material Options
Tailor your dental crown experience by choosing from our diverse material options. Opt for the traditional strength of conventional metal-based ceramic crowns or explore the aesthetic appeal of non-metal alternatives like all-ceramic crowns. Our commitment to customization ensures your crown not only provides structural support but also seamlessly blends with the natural aesthetics of your smile.