Dental Crowns

Dental Crowns can be made from different materials, including ceramic porcelain, Zirconia-based porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal, full-cast metal, and traditional gold. Numerous factors including aesthetics, position within your mouth, dental habits such as teeth grinding, and your personal preference, help determine which material best suits your needs.

Some of the indicators for requiring a Dental Crown are:

• If you have a previously filled tooth and there now exists more filling than tooth. This results in a compromised tooth structure.
• If you have extensive damage, decay or tooth breakage.
• If you have discolorations and compromised tooth aesthetics.
• If you have fractures in your tooth.
• If you had a root canal on the crown previously.
• If you require a dental bridge, crowns are used to strengthen and protect the remaining tooth structure while improving the appearance of your teeth.

How Do We Make Your All-Ceramic Dental Crown?

The impressions used to create your dental crown or bridge can be obtained using our digital Intraoral Scanner. This digital scanner eliminates the need for using old-fashioned goopy impression material. The scanner creates a digital image of the prepared teeth, which is then sent to our dental laboratory, where your custom crown or bridge is created by a skilled professional lab technician using precision 3D computer technology.

If you are interested in a long-term, cost-effective, esthetic, and durable restoration, a crown may be the best treatment option for you!