When you might need this
- After a root canal treatment to protect the tooth
- A heavily filled or broken tooth that needs reinforcement
- Cosmetic improvement of a discolored or misshapen tooth
- On top of a dental implant
What the procedure involves
- Examination and decision on crown material (zirconia, ceramic, PFM)
- Tooth preparation under local anesthesia
- Digital or physical impressions
- Temporary crown fitted while permanent one is fabricated
- Permanent crown bonded at a follow-up visit
How long it takes
Typically 2 visits over 1 week.
Pain expectation
Procedure is comfortable under local anesthesia. Mild sensitivity for a few days after preparation is normal.
Technology used
- High-strength zirconia and ceramic materials
- Digital impressions where applicable
- Precision shade matching
Recovery & aftercare
You can eat and drink normally once the permanent crown is bonded. Avoid very hard foods on the tooth for the first 24 hours.
Pricing: Costs vary by complexity, materials, and number of sittings. Please contact us for a personalized estimate after consultation.