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Dental Crowns Saltford

Our dental crown treatments include CEREC same-day crowns, allowing you to restore damaged or weakened teeth with precision and convenience. Using advanced digital scanning and in-house technology, we can design, create and fit your crown in a single appointment, helping you achieve a natural-looking, durable result without the need for multiple visits or temporary crowns in suitable cases.

Dental crowns are custom-made restorations that fit over a damaged, weakened or heavily restored tooth. They can help restore the tooth’s shape, strength and appearance while providing protection against further damage. Crowns may also be used to restore teeth following root canal treatment or to replace missing teeth as part of a dental bridge.

Benefits

Benefits of Dental Crowns Treatment

Protect Damaged Teeth

Strengthen and protect teeth that have been weakened by decay, damage or large fillings.

Restore Tooth Function

Help restore normal biting and chewing function.

Natural Appearance

Custom-made crowns can be matched to your surrounding teeth for a natural-looking result.

Improve Tooth Shape

Restore the size, shape and appearance of worn or damaged teeth.

Long-Lasting Restoration

With good oral hygiene and regular dental care, crowns can provide durable results.

Restore Strength and Confidence With Dental Crowns

Frequently asked questions

A dental crown is a custom-made restoration that fits over a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its shape, strength and appearance.

Crowns may be recommended for teeth that are severely damaged, weakened by decay, heavily filled or have undergone root canal treatment.

Yes. Crowns can be designed and colour-matched to blend with your surrounding natural teeth.

The lifespan of a crown varies depending on the material, location and how well you care for your teeth. Good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups can help maintain your crown.

A crown can often restore a broken or severely damaged tooth, provided there is enough healthy tooth structure remaining. Your dentist will assess the tooth and recommend the most appropriate treatment.