Crowns

After Root Canal – Root canal treatment leaves a tooth brittle and weak. Read More

All-Porcelain Crowns – A tooth-colored crown may be made of both porcelain and metal, or, thanks to newly available technology, it may be made entirely of porcelain. Read More

Anterior Porcelain – We want the entire procedure to be comfortable for you, so the first thing we do is make sure your mouth is thoroughly numb. Read More

Core Buildup – Fracture or decay can cause a portion of a tooth to break off, and in some cases, there’s simply not enough tooth left to place a crown. Read More

Cracked Tooth – Your teeth endure a tremendous amount of biting pressure every day, not only from eating, but also from habits like jaw clenching and nighttime grinding. Read More

Cracked Tooth Syndrome – Cracked tooth syndrome is a term that describes recurring discomfort, sensitivity, or pain that is caused by an incomplete fracture or crack in a tooth. Read More

Crown Alternatives – After a lot of tooth structure has been lost, your choices are limited. Read More

Failing Crown – Even though a crown protects and strengthens your tooth, you can still develop a cavity at the crown’s edge, where it meets the tooth. Read More

Large Cavity – We can usually restore small cavities with fillings. Read More

PFM Crowns – When a front tooth needs a restoration, sometimes it’s best to use a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown. Read More

Post & Core – Sometimes, when a tooth has broken off due to fracture or decay, there”s simply not enough of your natural tooth remaining to place a crown. Read More

Post-Op Instructions Permanent Crowns – Now that we’ve placed your permanent crown, it’s important to follow these recommendations to ensure its success. Read More

Post-Op Instructions Temporary Crowns – Now that we’ve placed a temporary crown, it’s important to follow these recommendations to ensure the success of your final restoration Read More

Posterior Gold – We want the entire procedure to be comfortable for you, so the first thing we do is make sure your mouth is thoroughly numb. Read More

Posterior Porcelain – We want the entire procedure of getting a crown to be comfortable for you, so the first thing we do is make sure your mouth is thoroughly numb. Read More

Worn Fillings – If a small filling wears out, and most of your natural tooth is still intact, it”s usually safe to replace it with another filling. Read More