Crowns Dentistry
Dental Crowns
Services
We use dental crowns to restore the proper shape, strength and function of your teeth and enamel, and to protect them from future damage. Our dentists utilize crowns in many different situations as an effective tooth protection solution that if applied right, will last a lifetime and always look natural.

How Do Crowns Work?
A crown is a covering that sits over the top of the tooth, creating a hard surface to protect, cover, seal, and strengthen it. They’re made from a very strong porcelain material that is able to withstand the day to day forces that occur from tooth to tooth contact and other chewing accidents that may occur.
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How Do Crowns Work?
The Benefits of
Dental Crowns
Teeth with large, broken-down fillings: Larger fillings that have broken down, are substantially deteriorated or have formed decay around them can highly benefit from a crown to save the tooth
Cracked tooth: Cracked tooth: a cracked tooth can benefit from a crown holding it together. Be careful not to wait too long as an untreated cracked tooth can become sensitive and/or eventually break.
Receding gums: Teeth that are very sensitive, either from a lot of “wear” or from receded gums, require crowns to seal and protect them from hot and cold sensitivity
Root Canal Treated Tooth: A majority of the time, a tooth that has undergone a root canal treatment will need a crown to properly seal and protect it. These teeth are more brittle, as all the hydration from within the tooth has been taken away. In this case, the crown offers the right amount of protection that the tooth needs

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