FAQ Category: Crowns
While treatment timelines vary, crowns are typically completed over one or two appointments, depending on the type of restoration being…
They’re often recommended when a tooth has been weakened by decay, fracture, or extensive dental work. They’re also one of the most common…
No special tools are required for most patients with dental crowns. A standard toothbrush, fluoride toothpaste, and dental floss are usually…
Yes, once your permanent crown is securely placed and any initial sensitivity subsides, you can typically return to your normal diet. A crown…
During your procedure, we will use a local anesthetic so you will have little to no…
While uncommon, a dental crown can occasionally become loose or fall off. If this happens, avoid trying to reattach it yourself. Instead, carefully…
Crowns may be crafted from porcelain, ceramic, metal, or a combination of materials. The type of material used can influence durability, aesthetics,…
Yes, dental crowns can be replaced if they become chipped, cracked, worn, or otherwise damaged. Although crowns are durable dental restorations, they…
Many patients ask about how to whiten dental crowns after noticing changes in the color of their surrounding natural teeth. Unfortunately, dental…
If you’re wondering how to take care of a dental crown, the good news is that maintenance is relatively simple. Dental crowns should be cared for…