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Dental crowns

A fitted cover for a tooth that needs more support than a filling can provide.

About this visit

A dentist may discuss a crown when a tooth is cracked, has a large filling, or has lost a substantial amount of structure. The crown covers the prepared tooth and is shaped to work with your bite.

What it can help with

  • Cover weakened tooth structure.
  • Restore the shape of a damaged tooth.
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What to expect

  1. Assess the tooth and discuss whether a crown fits your needs.
  2. Prepare the tooth and take a scan or impression.
  3. Check the fit and bite when the crown is placed.

Common questions

How many visits does it take?

The schedule depends on how the crown is made. Ask whether you’ll need a temporary crown between visits.

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