Durable Dental Crowns to Strengthen Damaged Teeth

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Durable Dental Crowns to Strengthen Damaged Teeth

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Durable Dental Crowns to Strengthen Damaged Teeth

Protect and restore weak or broken teeth with high-strength custom caps. Our crowns provide the durability you need with the natural look you desire.

What is a Dental Crown?

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that fully covers a damaged tooth, restoring its original shape, size, and strength. It is the ideal solution for teeth that are cracked, have large fillings, or have undergone root canal therapy. We use advanced CAD/CAM technology to design and fabricate precision-fit crowns from Zirconia or E-max ceramic. These materials are incredibly strong and translucent like natural enamel. The process ensures your bite is aligned perfectly, protecting the underlying tooth structure from fracture while seamlessly blending in with your smile.

Who should get a Dental Crown?

Need immediate relief?

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Same-day consultation available

Why should you trust Brown Dentistry?

Reinforce your smile with strength that lasts a lifetime.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are your crowns made of?

We primarily use Zirconia and E-max ceramic. These metal-free options offer superior strength and aesthetics, mimicking the light-reflecting properties of natural teeth so they don’t look like “fake” caps.

Typically, it takes two visits. The first visit involves preparing the tooth and taking impressions. The second visit, usually a week later, is for cementing the permanent custom-made crown.

We use local anesthesia during the preparation phase, so you won’t feel any pain. After the anesthesia wears off, you might feel slight sensitivity for a day or two, but this is temporary.

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, dental crowns typically last between 10 to 15 years. Avoiding chewing on ice or hard candies can help extend their lifespan.

Yes. We shade-match the ceramic material to your adjacent teeth. Modern ceramic crowns eliminate the unsightly dark metal line near the gumline often seen with older porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns.