The longevity of dental crowns and bridges depends on several factors, including the materials used and your oral hygiene practices. Typically, well-maintained dental crowns and bridges can last 10 to 15 years, sometimes longer.
Dental Crowns and Bridges
Restore your smile with dental crowns and bridges that look natural and function like your existing teeth. Strengthen damaged teeth, replace missing teeth, and regain the support you need for comfortable chewing and speaking.
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Cost
Your cost for dental crowns and bridges depends on your individual treatment needs and insurance coverage.
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Procedure Duration
You can expect at least two visits. One for impressions and another to fit your finished crown or bridge.
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Pain Level
Your comfort is our priority during treatment. If you’re nervous, we offer sedation.
Sedation Dentistry
Dental Crowns and Bridges to Restore Your Smile
Dental crowns and bridges are reliable options for restoring teeth that are either missing or severely compromised. That’s why we specialize in creating dental crowns and bridges that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth and offer both aesthetic and functional benefits. We use high-quality materials to ensure that your dental restorations are durable and long-lasting. We work closely with a trusted dental lab to provide precise fittings and exceptional results that enhance both your oral health and your overall appearance.
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Process
- Evaluate your smile. Your dentist determines whether a crown or bridge can restore your damaged or missing teeth.
- Prepare your tooth. Your tooth is shaped, so your permanent restoration can fit securely.
- Take your impressions. Impressions of your dental arches are taken to create a replica used to make your custom restoration.
- Protect your tooth. You may receive a temporary crown while your permanent crown is created by a dental laboratory.
- Fit your restoration. You return when your crown or bridge is ready so your dentist can check its fit and make necessary adjustments.
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Next Steps
- Care for your restoration. Brush and floss your dental crowns as you normally care for your natural teeth.
- Protect your restored smile. Continue caring for your teeth and restoration to support their function and longevity.
- Address concerns. Contact your dentist if you experience problems with the fit or function of your crown or bridge.
FAQ
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How long do dental crowns last?
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How many dental crowns can you have?
There is no limit to the number of dental crowns you can have.
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How many dental crowns can be done at once?
While there is no strict limit, typically two to four crowns are placed at one time.