Whiteline Dental
Dental Crown
A dental crown is a protective cap placed over a damaged tooth, restoring its shape, strength, and appearance.
What is a Dental Crown?
At Whiteline Dental Clinic, our dental crown treatment is tailored to restore damaged or weakened teeth, providing long-lasting protection and a natural appearance. The process begins with a thorough assessment, where our skilled dentists examine the affected tooth and discuss the best material options, such as porcelain or ceramic, based on durability and aesthetic goals.
Once a treatment plan is established, we prepare the tooth by reshaping it to securely hold the crown. Our team takes detailed impressions, ensuring a precise fit, and uses advanced technology to create a custom crown that matches your natural tooth color and shape.
A temporary crown may be placed to protect the tooth while your permanent crown is crafted. When ready, we carefully fit and bond the permanent crown, making adjustments as needed for comfort and bite alignment. Our focus on precision and patient satisfaction ensures a seamless, comfortable result that strengthens and revitalizes your smile.
Why should you go for a dental crown?
A dental crown strengthens damaged teeth, restores function and appearance, and protects against further decay or fractures.
1. Restores Tooth Strength
Reinforces weakened or cracked teeth, making them durable for chewing properly.
2. Improves Aesthetics
Blends seamlessly with natural teeth, enhancing your overall smile and appearance.
3. Decay protection
Shields your damaged teeth by preventing further tooth decay or dental fractures.
4. Long-Lasting Solution
With proper care, crowns can last years, providing lasting protection and tooth function.
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We Accept All Major Insurance Providers
Whiteline Dental Clinic proudly accepts all major dental insurance plans, making top-tier dental care more accessible for our premium clientele. With our seamless insurance handling, patients can enjoy the finest dental services without financial worries. Our commitment to convenience and excellence ensures every patient experiences unmatched care tailored to their individual needs.
Commonly Asked Questions
Questions that we are asked frequently
In this section are some of the most common questions we're asked about dental crowns, as well as some helpful tips for the overall wellbeing of your teeth.
Dental crowns typically last 10-15 years with proper care, including regular brushing, flossing, and routine dental check-ups to maintain strength and prevent decay around the crown.
The procedure is usually painless due to local anesthesia, though mild sensitivity may follow. Any discomfort generally subsides quickly, leaving the crown comfortable and functional.
Crowns are made from materials like porcelain, ceramic, or metal, chosen based on strength, appearance, and patient preference for a natural-looking or highly durable result.
Care involves regular brushing, flossing around the crown, and avoiding excessive pressure to prevent damage, ensuring the crown remains strong and looks natural.
there are three different types of dental bridges available: traditional fixed bridges, resin bonded bridges and cantilever bridges. The patient’s needs will determine which type of dental bridge will be used.