Restore function. Rediscover your smile.
A damaged or missing tooth can affect everyday moments. Our team will explain your restoration options and help you plan the next step.
Understanding crowns and bridges
A crown covers and supports a damaged tooth. A bridge replaces a missing tooth using support from neighboring teeth or implants. Your dentist can explain which options suit your mouth.
A natural-looking restoration
Ask about tooth-colored materials and how your restoration can be matched to your smile. Material selection depends on the tooth, bite, and individual treatment needs.
What to expect at your visits
A conventional crown often involves preparing the tooth, taking an impression, and placing a temporary restoration. At a later visit, the dentist checks and fits the final crown.
A closer look at a restoration.
An example from the practice’s crown treatment gallery. Individual results vary.
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What is the difference between a bridge and an implant?
A conventional bridge relies on neighboring teeth for support. An implant is placed in the jaw and supports a replacement tooth. A consultation helps compare suitability, time, and cost.
How do I care for a restoration?
Your dental team will explain how to clean around your crown or bridge and recommend follow-up visits.
Can I replace an existing crown?
Schedule an examination to discuss the condition of your current crown and whether replacement is appropriate.
