Dental crowns
A crown covers and protects a tooth that has been weakened by decay, fracture, or previous treatment. It restores strength, supports everyday function, and improves the appearance of the tooth.
We explain the process step by step, move at a comfortable pace, and help you understand what your crown will provide long term.
Why a crown might be needed
When a tooth can no longer hold a simple filling, a crown offers predictable stability. It helps prevent future fractures and allows you to chew with confidence. Crowns are often recommended after root canal therapy or when decay has removed too much structure.
What happens during your visit
We prepare the tooth, take a digital scan, and place a temporary crown while your final restoration is custom-made. At your follow-up appointment, we adjust the fit, confirm your bite, and secure the crown in place.
