Dental crowns are custom caps placed over weakened or damaged teeth. They restore strength, protect from further damage, and improve appearance. Crowns are ideal after root canals, large fillings, or fractures—providing durability and a natural look.
We prepare the damaged tooth, take a digital impression, and place a temporary crown. The custom crown is made in a lab, then permanently bonded—restoring your tooth’s function, protecting it, and blending seamlessly with surrounding teeth.
We use advanced materials and precision techniques to design crowns that restore strength and beauty. Whether for a damaged tooth or after a root canal, we ensure a natural look and reliable protection for years to come.
Dental Crowns
Protect and strengthen teeth with long-lasting dental crowns.
Anyone with a broken, weakened, or root canal-treated tooth can benefit from a crown. It’s ideal for patients who want to restore function and protect their tooth with a strong, long-lasting solution that looks and feels natural.
Getting a crown typically involves two visits. First, we prepare your tooth, take digital impressions, and place a temporary crown. A few weeks later, your custom crown is placed and polished. The process is comfortable and restores full strength and appearance.
Getting a dental crown usually takes two visits over 1–2 weeks. The first visit (about 60–90 minutes) includes prep and impressions; the second (30–45 minutes) involves placing the custom crown. Temporary crowns are worn between visits.
Crowns can loosen or crack over time if not cared for properly. Avoid chewing hard objects and maintain excellent oral hygiene. It’s important to keep the area around the gum line clean to prevent decay under the crown.
After a crown is placed, some mild soreness or sensitivity is normal. Avoid sticky or hard foods for a few days. We’ll check your bite and fit. If you have a temporary crown, be gentle until your final one is placed.