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Dental Crowns
Protect & Restore Damaged Teeth with Strong, Natural-Looking Dental Crowns
A damaged, weakened, or heavily restored tooth doesn’t always need to be removed. A dental crown, also known as a tooth cap, is an effective solution that restores the strength, function, and appearance of a damaged tooth.
What is a Dental Crown?
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that completely covers a damaged or weakened tooth. It restores the tooth’s original shape, size, strength, and appearance while protecting it from further damage. Crowns are commonly recommended after root canal treatment, for fractured teeth, large fillings, worn teeth, or to improve the appearance of discoloured or misshapen teeth.
When Do You Need a Dental Crown?
Your dentist may recommend a dental crown if you have:
- A tooth weakened after root canal treatment
- A cracked, broken, or severely worn tooth
- A large filling with insufficient natural tooth remaining
- A severely decayed tooth that cannot support a filling
- A misshapen or discoloured tooth requiring cosmetic improvement
- A dental implant that needs a permanent crown
- A dental bridge that requires support from adjacent teeth
Early treatment helps preserve your natural tooth and prevents further complications.
Our Dental Crown Procedure
- Our Dental Crown ProcedureOur dentist examines your tooth and may take digital X-rays to assess its condition and determine whether a crown is the most suitable treatment.
- Tooth PreparationThe damaged portion of the tooth is carefully reshaped to create space for the custom-made crown.
- Digital Scan or ImpressionA precise digital scan or dental impression is taken to ensure your crown fits comfortably and accurately.
- Temporary CrownIf required, a temporary crown is placed to protect your prepared tooth while your permanent crown is being fabricated.
- Permanent Crown PlacementOnce your custom crown is ready, it is carefully checked for fit, bite, and appearance before being permanently cemented into place.
Most dental crown treatments are completed in two appointments, depending on the type of crown and treatment requirements.
With proper oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups, a dental crown can last 10–15 years or even longer, depending on the material used and your oral care habits.
No. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, making it comfortable and virtually painless. Mild sensitivity after treatment is temporary.
Yes. Tooth-coloured crowns such as zirconia and ceramic are designed to match the colour, shape, and size of your natural teeth for a seamless appearance.