DENTAL CROWNS
Restore the strength, shape, and beauty of your damaged teeth. Our premium Zirconium and E.max porcelain crowns provide full coverage protection, blending perfectly with your natural smile while offering superior durability.
ABOUT DENTAL CROWNS
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that fully covers a damaged or decayed tooth, restoring its original size, shape, and function. Unlike veneers which only cover the front surface, crowns encase the entire visible portion of the tooth. We specialize in high-quality Zirconium and Porcelain crowns, which are metal-free, biocompatible, and mimic the light-reflecting properties of natural teeth. They are the ideal solution for protecting weak teeth from breaking or restoring teeth that are already broken.
HOW IT WORKS
Examination & Preparation
We start with an X-ray to check the roots. Then, under local anesthesia, the tooth is reshaped (filed down) to make room for the crown. If the tooth is severely damaged, we may build up the core first.
Digital Impression
Instead of messy molds, we use advanced 3D intraoral scanners to take a precise digital impression of your prepared tooth. This ensures a perfect fit for your new crown.
Temporary Crown
While our laboratory crafts your permanent crown (which takes a few days), we place a temporary acrylic crown on your tooth to protect it and allow you to eat and smile normally.
IBonding
Once the permanent Zirconium or Porcelain crown is ready, we remove the temporary one. We check the fit and color match, then permanently cement the new crown into place.
QUICK ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE
What is the difference between a Crown and a Veneer?
ThA veneer is a thin shell that covers only the front surface of the tooth (mostly for aesthetics). A crown covers the entire tooth like a cap. Crowns are stronger and are used when the underlying tooth structure is damaged or weak.
Why do you recommend Zirconium crowns?
Zirconium is incredibly strong and durable, yet it looks completely natural because it contains no dark metal base. This means you won’t see a grey line at the gum level, which often happens with old-fashioned metal-fused crowns.
Is the procedure painful?
No. The preparation of the tooth is done under local anesthesia, so the area is completely numb. You might feel some sensitivity to hot and cold for a few days after the procedure, but this is normal and temporary.
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