Here’s how we fix cracks, heavy wear and large fillings with crowns. We offer restorative and cosmetic dentistry solutions aimed at amplifying oral health and confidence, restoring damaged or weakened teeth and improving functionality and appearance.
Dental crowns are custom-made caps that cover damaged or weakened teeth, restoring their functionality, strength and appearance — a durable, natural-looking solution to protect teeth and enhance oral health.
Highly durable, natural-looking, and ideal for visible teeth.
Excellent for aesthetics, blending seamlessly with your natural teeth.
Excellent strength and longevity, suitable for less visible teeth.
A durable metal core covered in porcelain, combining strength with aesthetics.
Crowns are recommended to repair cracked, broken or decayed teeth, to support bridges or cover dental implants, and to protect teeth after root canal treatment. They’re also used in cosmetic dentistry to cover discoloured or misshapen teeth, as an alternative to veneers or composite bonding.
We prepare the tooth by removing decay and shaping it, then fit a temporary crown to protect it while the permanent crown is being created.
The permanent crown is attached with special dental cement, for a comfortable fit, long-term durability and a natural appearance.
Brush and floss regularly, avoid biting hard objects, and keep up with routine dental check-ups. The longevity of your crown depends on good oral hygiene and the health of the original tooth — regular assessments help catch potential issues early.
Ceramic, porcelain and metal are all available.
With proper care, crowns can last 10–30 years.
Contact your dentist immediately for assistance.
Crowns are a great option for most patients; our team will assess your oral health to determine suitability.
Crowns offer superior durability and aesthetics compared to alternatives like fillings.
The procedure is generally pain-free — we use local anaesthesia during preparation of your tooth.
Costs vary depending on the material used, the complexity of the procedure, and the dental practice.
Schedule a consultation with Smile More today to explore your options for dental crowns.
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