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Restorative dentistry
Dental Crowns
A dental crown covers and protects a weakened or heavily restored tooth while restoring its shape and function.
Who may benefit
- Patients with a cracked, worn, or heavily filled tooth
- Patients needing protection after some root canal treatments
What to expect
The tooth is assessed and prepared, an impression or digital scan is taken, and a custom crown is fitted after checks.
Treatment suitability, timing, alternatives, risks, and fees can only be confirmed after an individual clinical assessment.
Potential benefits
- Protects weakened tooth structure
- Restores shape and chewing function
- Can improve the appearance of a damaged tooth
Typical process
- 1Assess the tooth and discuss materials
- 2Prepare and record the tooth shape
- 3Fit, adjust, and review the final crown
Frequently asked questions
Which crown material is best?
The choice depends on strength, appearance, tooth position, bite, available space, and your clinical needs.
How long does a crown last?
Crown longevity varies with material, bite, oral hygiene, tooth condition, and regular professional care.
Next step
Discuss dental crowns with a dentist.
A consultation is needed to confirm whether this treatment is suitable for you and to explain alternatives, risks, and likely costs.