Crowns, Bridges, Veneers
Crown, Bridge, Veneers
Crown, Bridge, Veneers Treatment
Personalized planning · Comfortable care
Custom designed · Natural appearance · Restores function
Benefits
Crowns, Bridges, Veneers
Crowns cover and strengthen damaged teeth, bridges replace one or more missing teeth, and veneers are thin shells that refine the visible surface of selected teeth.
Each restoration is planned around your bite, remaining tooth structure, appearance goals, and long-term oral health.
What to expect
- Evaluate: We examine your teeth, gums, bite, and goals to determine which restoration is appropriate.
- Prepare: The selected tooth or teeth are carefully prepared, and detailed records or a digital scan are taken.
- Create: Your restoration is made to match the planned shape, shade, fit, and function.
- Place and refine: The restoration is secured, then your bite and comfort are checked and adjusted.
Choosing the right restoration
A crown protects a weakened tooth, a bridge fills a space left by missing teeth, and a veneer changes the front surface of a tooth. Your dentist will explain which option fits your needs.
Caring for your restoration
Brush twice daily, clean carefully around and beneath restorations, and keep regular dental visits. Avoid using restored teeth to open packages or bite very hard objects.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long do these restorations last?
Their lifespan varies with the material, bite, oral hygiene, habits, and regular care. Your dentist can explain what to expect for your specific restoration.
2. Will the color match my teeth?
Restorations are selected and customized to complement nearby teeth and the overall smile.
3. Is the procedure comfortable?
Local anesthetic can be used when tooth preparation is needed. Temporary sensitivity can occur and usually settles.
4. Can a bridge be cleaned like a natural tooth?
You will brush normally and use floss threaders, interdental brushes, or another recommended tool beneath the bridge.