Restorative

Crown &
Bridge.

A crown covers and protects a badly damaged or weakened tooth; a bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring an artificial tooth to the neighboring teeth. Both restore strength, function and appearance.

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What It Is

Rebuilding strength you can rely on.

A crown is a custom-made cap that fully covers a tooth — used after a large filling, a root canal, a fracture, or significant wear that leaves the natural tooth structure too weak on its own. A bridge, meanwhile, spans a gap left by one or more missing teeth, supported by crowns on the teeth on either side (or, in some cases, by an implant).

Both are custom-fabricated to match your bite and the shade of your surrounding teeth, using digital impressions and precise lab work so the final restoration feels like part of your natural mouth, not an add-on.

Why You May Need This

Signs it's time
to get it checked.

A tooth with a large filling or crackOnce a filling covers a large portion of the tooth, a crown is often needed to prevent the remaining structure from fracturing.
A tooth that's had a root canalRoot-canaled teeth, particularly molars, are more brittle and usually need a crown for long-term protection.
One or more missing teethA bridge restores chewing function and prevents neighboring teeth from drifting into the gap.
Food constantly getting lodged between or under a toothPersistent food lodgement often means a gap, an open contact point, or a worn old restoration — a well-fitted crown or bridge closes it properly.
Visible wear or a worn-down biteSeverely worn teeth can be rebuilt to their proper height and shape with crowns.
A tooth that's discolored or misshapen beyond whitening/veneersWhen cosmetic options aren't enough, a full crown offers a complete, durable fix.

The Process

What to expect,
step by step.

1

Assessment & Planning

The tooth or gap is examined and X-rayed to plan the right restoration and material.

2

Tooth Preparation

The tooth (or teeth, for a bridge) is shaped to make room for the crown to fit precisely.

3

Digital or Physical Impression

Accurate impressions capture the exact shape needed for the lab-fabricated restoration.

4

Temporary Restoration

A temporary crown or bridge protects the prepared tooth while the final piece is made.

5

Final Fitting & Cementation

The finished restoration is checked for fit and bite, adjusted if needed, then permanently cemented.

Common Questions

Answers before
you ask.

How long do crowns and bridges last?

With good care, typically 10–15 years or longer — many last much longer with regular checkups.

Will a crown or bridge look like my natural teeth?

Yes — shade and shape are matched to your surrounding teeth so the restoration blends in naturally.

Is there an alternative to a bridge for a missing tooth?

A dental implant is often an alternative that avoids altering the neighboring teeth — worth discussing at your consultation.

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