Dental Crowns Restore Strength & Aesthetics
When a tooth is damaged, cracked, severely decayed, or weakened (for example after a root canal), a crown can protect and restore it. A crown rebuilds both function and appearance so your smile looks natural and works well.
When You Might Need a Crown
Large filling where little tooth structure remains
Cracked or fractured teeth
Teeth worn down by grinding
Root canal-treated teeth likely to break without protection
Discolored or Malaligned teeth needing cosmetic correction
As part of bridge or implant treatment
Types of Crowns
All-Ceramic / Porcelain — best match for front teeth, great aesthetics.
Porcelain-Fused-Metal (PFM) — combines strength of metal with look of porcelain.
Metal / Alloy Crowns — very strong; often used in back teeth for durability.
Zirconia Crowns — modern, strong, good appearance.
What Happens in the Procedure
Expert dentists with experience fitting crowns that look natural and fit well
Digital impressions & modern lab partnerships for high quality crowns
Material choices to suit both strength & aesthetics needs
Friendly follow-up care so your crown lasts long
Book Your Crown Consultation
To restore a damaged tooth, schedule a consultation with My Smile Dentist. We’ll help pick the right type of crown and treatment plan for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will getting a crown hurt?
We use local anesthesia so you should feel little to no pain during the procedure. Some sensitivity or mild discomfort afterward is normal and temporary.
How long does the whole process take?
If using a lab, there are usually two visits: one to prepare the tooth + impressions; another to place the permanent crown. If your clinic offers same-day crown (CAD/CAM), the whole process may complete in one visit.
What are the costs involved?
Costs vary depending on the material (ceramic, zirconia, metal etc.), complexity of preparation, lab fees, and any additional treatments needed. We offer guidance beforehand so you know the expected cost.
What if the crown feels wrong or causes sensitivity later?
Inform us—we’ll check fit, bite, and adjust if needed. Persistence of pain, sensitivity, or discomfort beyond a few days should be evaluated.
