

A dental crown works by fully covering a tooth that has been damaged, cracked, or weakened. Once placed, the crown acts like a protective shell, helping the tooth handle everyday biting and chewing. It restores the tooth’s original shape and improves its appearance while preventing further decay or breakage. Dental crowns are a reliable way to protect your natural tooth and keep your smile healthy.
A dental crown is a protective covering placed over a damaged tooth. It’s often needed when a tooth is cracked, weakened, or has a large filling.
With good oral care, most tooth crowns last 10–15 years or longer.
The procedure is typically comfortable, and local anesthesia is used to minimize discomfort.
Most crowns are completed in two visits, though some cases may be completed in a single visit using advanced technology.
Brush, floss, and visit your dentist regularly. Avoid chewing very hard objects to help extend the life of your crown.
A crown offers more strength and protection than a filling, especially for teeth that are heavily damaged or weakened.
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