Why a crown may be recommended
Crowns can be considered for teeth that are significantly damaged, weakened, heavily restored or being restored after certain treatments. The indication depends on the tooth and surrounding structures.
What patients can expect
Treatment may involve examination, tooth preparation, records or impressions, a temporary restoration in some cases, and placement of the final crown after the fit and appearance are assessed.
Care after a crown
Good oral hygiene and regular dental reviews help protect the tooth and surrounding gum. Avoid using teeth as tools and report bite discomfort or persistent sensitivity to the dentist.
Common questions
Does every damaged tooth need a crown?
No. A dentist chooses a restoration based on the amount of tooth structure remaining, function, location and other clinical factors.
How long can a crown last?
Longevity varies with the tooth, material, oral hygiene, bite forces and other factors. Your dentist can explain the expected considerations for your case.
Discuss your next step
Call the clinic to ask about consultation options and confirm whether this service is currently available.
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