We need our teeth to eat properly, so when one is damaged it can take a toll on your day-to-day life. In order to continue to protect your teeth and overall well-being, it is important to repair damaged teeth. At our office, dental crowns are utilized to perform the following:
Looking for an improved appearance for your smile? When applied to discolored or stained teeth needing restoration, dental crowns provide the appearance of natural teeth.
Dental crowns fully restore your ability to bite, chew, and speak without discomfort. When a tooth is weakened by decay, fracture, or after a root canal, it may no longer function properly. A crown acts like a protective cap, reinforcing the tooth’s structure and allowing you to enjoy your favorite foods again—without worry.
Crowns are custom-made to closely match the color, shape, and size of your surrounding teeth, making them nearly indistinguishable from your natural smile. Whether you're repairing a damaged front tooth or covering a severely discolored tooth, a crown offers a cosmetic upgrade that improves your overall appearance and boosts self-confidence.
A crown acts as a shield for teeth that are cracked, worn down, or weakened due to large fillings or decay. It holds the tooth together, preventing further breakage or damage. This is especially important after root canal therapy, where the natural tooth structure may become brittle.
Crowns are designed to withstand the daily pressures of chewing and grinding. With proper oral hygiene and regular dental checkups, a well-maintained crown can last anywhere from 10 to 15 years or longer. Materials like porcelain fused to metal, zirconia, and gold alloy offer exceptional strength and longevity.
Each crown is carefully crafted based on precise dental impressions, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. This tailored design allows the crown to align naturally with your bite, preventing irritation, jaw strain, or discomfort while eating or speaking. It becomes a functional part of your smile—feeling as natural as your original tooth.