Crowns

Improve your health and smile in just one day with CEREC™ Dental Crowns.

 

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What are Crowns?

Crowns are a long-term solution to effectively treat decay, cavities, and broken teeth when fillings are no longer viable, or after you have gone through root canal therapy. Some patients choose to get dental crowns to simply improve the look of their natural teeth.

Crowns are tooth-shaped "caps" that are placed on fractured or broken teeth, teeth with large fillings, or on teeth that have undergone root canal therapy. Dental crowns stabilize and strengthen the existing tooth (whether it is fractured, decayed, or required a root canal), and/or improve the original tooth's appearance.

One-Visit Crowns

Most dental crowns require two visits or more to your dentist. But at First Choice Dental, CEREC dental crowns are done in only one visit. During your appointment, we’ll prepare your tooth and take digital impressions (no more biting down on mouth trays filled with impression material).

Next, your dentist will make your permanent crown in the digital lab, and then will place and fit the crown to make sure it looks and feels as natural and comfortable as your own tooth—all in the same visit. A typical one-day crown appointment takes three hours from start to finish.

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