When you receive a root canal treatment, we remove the tissues and nerves from within your tooth to clear the infection and prevent the need for an extraction. Once we finish and seal your tooth, it may require protection and support. We will accomplish this by placing a dental crown.
Is your tooth broken? Is it cracked? In either case, the tooth may have become too damaged for other treatments, which means it requires significant structural support or will need to be removed. A crown will restore stability and can prevent further damage.
Have you chosen a dental bridge to replace missing teeth? If so, we will use dental crowns (one on either end of the device) to place it within your mouth. Each crown will be cemented over a natural tooth.
When cosmetic treatments like veneers, bonding, or whitening will not address a cosmetically damaged tooth, we often suggest a crown. We will customize your prosthetic tooth, which will offer full coverage for a complete tooth makeover.
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