At the dentist’s office, the crown procedure typically starts with an exam and bite impressions to determine the shape of your tooth and ensure a proper fit. It may take multiple appointments to obtain accurate measurements and cement the crown to your tooth. In some cases, the tooth may need to be reshaped to ensure the dental cap fits correctly.

We also provide same-day crowns using CEREC technology, which cuts down on the procedure time while delivering exceptional results.

It depends. Most crowns last for ten to fifteen years if you care for them well. Sometimes, crowns can even last a few decades.

Tooth decay can potentially form around the edges of a crown and spread underneath it. This happens when bacteria accumulates underneath the crown and flourishes due to inadequate oral hygiene.

Getting a dental bridge is generally not a painful experience, although certain stages of the process may cause minor and temporary sensitivity. To alleviate any discomfort, your dentist can administer a local anesthetic to numb the area during treatment.

After a tooth extraction, it is important to allow time for your gums to heal. Typically, it takes about five to six months for the gums to become stable enough to support a permanent bridge. During this healing period, your dentist may fit you with a temporary bridge or partial denture to ensure proper oral function and aesthetics.

Yes, it is possible to bridge front teeth.