How do crowns work?
What happens when you have dental implants fitted?
Crowns are often used to strengthen and straighten damaged teeth to help you achieve a younger and healthier look.
When teeth are extensively filled, they run the risk of fracture. A stronger form of restoration is a crown which acts like a thimble over the tooth. Well-made crowns need exacting work by both the dentist and a dental technician to ensure a perfect fit and good aesthetics.
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Step One
Identify teeth for restoration treatment
Over time teeth can get worn down and damaged, causing gaps and an undesirable aesthetic.
Step Two
Trimming
A thin layer of tooth is trimmed away to make room for the crown to be placed over the top.
Step Three
The crown is fitted
Your crown is securely fitted in place, leaving an attractive, natural looking, healthy smile.