Restore Your Smile With Dental Crowns In Acton

Stunning crown restorations from just £550 per tooth at our Dental practice Acton. A crown is commonly used to protect a tooth that has been fractured, weakened or damaged by decay.

What are Dental Crowns?

A dental crown is a cap that is placed over your natural tooth to protect the structure and avoid tooth loss. It can also be applied for aesthetic reasons, allowing you to conceal things like chips, cracks, fractures or discoloration that cannot be addressed with teeth whitening.

Crowns can be made from a variety of materials, depending on the requirements. The most common types of crown materials are metals, tooth-colored porcelain, or a combination of the two. We’ll help you to select the right crown material based on your aesthetic goals. We offer porcelain, zirconia and E-MAX crowns to suit your requirements.

How Much Does Dental Crowns Cost?

Dental crowns start at £550 per tooth, offering a durable and aesthetic solution for restoring damaged teeth.

Apart from crowns, we also provide other treatments, such as extractions and bridges, to help you achieve your perfect smile.

What is the Dental Crown Procedure?

Here is a step-by-step procedure for Dental Crown:

  • Multiple Visits: The procedure requires multiple visits. First, impressions are taken and sent to a lab to create your custom crown. During a follow-up visit, the temporary crown is removed, and the final crown is placed.
  • Tooth Preparation: Before placing the crown, the tooth is prepared by removing some enamel. Local anesthetic is used to ensure the process is pain-free.
  • Temporary Crown: A temporary crown can be placed while waiting for your final crown to be made.
  • Aftercare Guidance: Following treatment, we provide instructions on caring for your crown, including proper brushing and flossing techniques.
  • Hygiene and Checkups: Regular visits to the dental hygienist for a hygiene therapy and routine checkups are recommended to ensure the crown remains in good condition.

How Long do Dental Crowns Last on Teeth?

With the right care, your dental crown should last for at least 10 years, and possibly even longer. As it is a mechanical prosthesis that is placed in the mouth, it must be cared for and maintained on a regular basis by both the dentist and the patient to ensure success.

What are the Benefits of Dental Crowns?

A dental crown is a strong and reliable restoration that offers both functionality and aesthetics. Here’s how it can benefit you:

  • Natural Appearance: Crowns are designed to mimic the look and feel of natural teeth, with customizable color and shape.
  • Complete Restoration: They can fully repair and restore severely damaged or broken teeth, making them functional again.
  • Post-Root Canal Solution: Crowns are often recommended after root canal therapy to strengthen teeth weakened by decay or damage.

Are You Experiencing Issues with Your Existing Crown?

If you already have a crown and are concerned about any of the following issues, you can use our emergency dental service for peace of mind.

  • Crown is darker at the edges – this can occur when your gums recede, leaving part of the metal portion of your crown exposed.
  • Chips or cracks in your crown – if you notice larger sections of the metal base are exposed, this could indicate a crack, which means your crown needs to be replaced.
  • Crown has come loose – if your crown becomes loose and falls off, try to save it and visit our emergency dentist. We may be able to repair and restore it.

Talk to Our Cosmetic Team about Dental Crowns

To explore how dental crowns can help restore your smile, book a consultation with our cosmetic team today. We’ll discuss the best options tailored to your needs and preferences.

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If you have any questions please call us now to this number: 07759 998 555 and we will happily help you or email us: westlondon@nightanddaydentist.co.uk