Dental crowns and bridges

Restore function and beauty with crowns and bridges.

Custom-crafted dental restorations that look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

Dental Restorations

Comprehensive tooth replacement solutions.

Crowns and bridges are fixed dental restorations that replace missing tooth structure or entire teeth. Crowns cap damaged teeth to restore strength and appearance, while bridges replace missing teeth by spanning the gap between remaining teeth. Both provide natural-looking, functional results.

Dental crowns restoration

When Do You Need Crowns?

Crowns restore and protect teeth that are too damaged for simpler restorations.

Large cavities that weaken tooth structure
Cracked or fractured teeth
Severely worn down teeth
After root canal treatment
To support large fillings
Cosmetic improvement of misshapen teeth

Types of Dental Crowns

We offer various crown materials to meet your aesthetic, functional, and budgetary needs.

Porcelain Crowns

All-ceramic crowns that match natural tooth color perfectly.

Advantages:

  • Excellent aesthetics
  • Biocompatible
  • Strong and durable

Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal

Porcelain exterior bonded to metal framework.

Advantages:

  • Natural appearance
  • Very strong
  • Cost-effective

Gold Crowns

Cast gold alloy for superior strength.

Advantages:

  • Extremely durable
  • Biocompatible
  • Minimal wear on opposing teeth

Zirconia Crowns

Solid zirconia for strength and aesthetics.

Advantages:

  • Very strong
  • Excellent aesthetics
  • Metal-free

Types of Dental Bridges

Bridges replace missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent natural teeth or implants.

Traditional Bridges

Fixed bridge anchored by crowned adjacent teeth.

Advantages:
  • Stable and secure
  • Natural appearance
  • Durable
Preparation:

Adjacent teeth need crowning.

Best For:

Replacing 1-2 missing teeth with strong adjacent teeth.

Maryland Bridges

Resin-bonded bridge with metal or porcelain wings.

Advantages:
  • Conservative
  • No adjacent tooth alteration
  • Cost-effective
Preparation:

Minimal alteration of adjacent teeth.

Best For:

Front teeth, minimal tooth preparation needed.

Implant-Supported Bridges

Bridge anchored by dental implants.

Advantages:
  • No damage to adjacent teeth
  • Very stable
  • Bone preservation
Preparation:

Surgical implant placement required.

Best For:

Multiple missing teeth, patients wanting implant benefits.

The Crown & Bridge Process

Most crowns and bridges require 2-3 visits over 2-3 weeks for completion.

  1. Preparation

    Tooth/teeth prepared and impressions taken

    Crown preparation
  2. Temporary

    Temporary restoration placed while custom crown/bridge is made

    Temporary crown
  3. Final Placement

    Custom crown/bridge permanently cemented

    Final crown placement

Choosing the right material for you.

We help you select the best crown or bridge material based on location, function, aesthetics, durability, and your budget preferences.

  • Aesthetics: Porcelain or zirconia for natural appearance

  • Strength: Gold or zirconia for back teeth

  • Cost: PFM as balance of aesthetics and durability

  • Metal-free: All-ceramic options for sensitive patients

Crown and bridge materials

Caring for Your Crowns and Bridges

Daily Care

  • Brush twice daily with soft toothbrush
  • Floss daily, use floss threaders for bridges
  • Use antimicrobial mouthwash
  • Avoid chewing hard foods or ice
  • Clean around bridge pontics carefully

Professional Care

  • Visit dentist every 6 months for check-ups
  • Professional cleanings every 6 months
  • Monitor for loose or damaged restorations
  • X-rays to check bone support
  • Repair or replacement as needed

Restore your smile with crowns and bridges.

Don't live with damaged or missing teeth. Schedule a consultation to discuss your restoration options.