Dental Crowns

When you break a tooth, the healing process is not the same as it would be if you were to break your wrist or ankle; your teeth can’t actually heal themselves! Durable cosmetic restorations like dental crowns (typically ceramic or porcelain) are often used to stabilize severely damaged teeth so daily functions like talking and chewing don’t get compromised.   

How Dental Crowns Work 

Before you can be fitted for a dental crown, your dentist will take impressions and x-rays of your mouth to assess the affected tooth as well as the health of surrounding teeth and gums. From there, we will be able to mold and shape the dental crown to seamlessly fit over the damaged tooth. 

Our goal at Norgate Dental is to protect your smile without sacrificing aesthetics, which is why we offer porcelain and ceramic options for your dental crown so you can smile through life confidently and pain-free. 

Tailor-made Dental Crowns for Your Teeth

Dental crowns offer a cost-effective solution to eliminate the need for a more invasive tooth extraction, and because they are specifically molded to fit your unique tooth makeup, the finished look is polished and natural to suit your smile.