Dental Crowns St. Albert
Dental crowns—also called caps—are custom restorations used to protect and strengthen damaged teeth. Crowns restore the natural shape, function, and appearance of your tooth while helping prevent further damage or tooth loss.
Our Dental Crown Treatment Process
1. Examination
Comprehensive exam and imaging to assess the tooth and surrounding structures.
2. Tooth Preparation
The tooth is reshaped to allow space for the crown restoration.
3. Temporary Crown
A temporary crown protects your tooth while the final crown is fabricated.
4. Final Placement
Your custom crown is fitted, adjusted, and permanently cemented.
Crown Materials & Design
Dental crowns can be made from porcelain, porcelain fused to metal, zirconia, or noble alloys. Each material is selected based on aesthetics, durability, and bite function to match your natural teeth.
Long-Term Benefits of Crowns
Crowns strengthen weakened teeth, restore chewing function, and improve appearance. They can also protect teeth after root canal therapy and extend the lifespan of natural tooth structure.
Insurance & Treatment Planning
We accept most major insurance plans and offer direct billing. Our team will help you understand your coverage and create a personalized treatment plan.
Have questions about coverage?Reasons You Might Need a Dental Crown
- ✓ Extensive tooth decay
- ✓ Cracked, fractured, or broken teeth
- ✓ Protection after root canal therapy
- ✓ Restoring dental implants
- ✓ Weakened teeth with large fillings
- ✓ Discoloured or misshapen teeth
- ✓ Supporting a dental bridge
What to Expect During Your Crown Appointment
Why Choose a Dental Crown?
- Restore strength and chewing function
- Protect damaged or weakened teeth
- Improve smile aesthetics and confidence
- Prevent future fractures and tooth loss
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