Crowns
Restore your smile with
Same-day crowns in caldwell, tx
BENEFITS OF DENTAL CROWNS
- Restores a tooth after a root canal
- Holds together severely cracked, worn or broken teeth
- Provides chewing support so your teeth will be stronger
- Supports teeth that have been significantly damaged by decay
- Adds length or width to misshapen teeth
- Improves the appearance of your tooth by changing its color
same day crowns
Crowns are often called dental caps or man-made teeth because they completely encase the natural tooth. Typically, crowns are made of tooth-colored materials such as porcelain or composite resin to restore strength, beauty, and function to your smile. Our dentists utilize state-of-the-art CEREC technology to mold crowns that are fitted precisely to your gums and jawline. With computer-aided design, we can produce ceramic restorations that will look and feel as close to your natural teeth as possible, providing you with a perfect, long-term solution to damaged teeth. We even offer same-day crowns at Drgac Dental for your convenience. For more information on crowns or aesthetic dentistry, please call us to schedule a consultation.
Why Might You Need Dental Crowns?
There are many reasons an individual might opt to have dental crowns installed, some of which may be more common than others. Our practice is proud to offer same-day crown service throughout Caldwell, TX. Below we've laid out several reasons you might want to get crowns on your teeth:
- Cosmetic enhancements. You may want to restore crooked or yellow teeth with crowns. Crowns allow you to alter the color, shape, and size of your teeth.
- Failing fillings. If your fillings are breaking or leaking, crowns may be a viable solution for this.
- Improve your teeth's function. Crowns can restore your bite, and create an even bite for those suffering from uneven indentation.
- After a root canal. Same day crowns are used after root canals to protect the underlying tooth, by sealing out infection and preventing tooth breakage.
- Large areas of decay. Crowns can be used to cover large areas of decay after the tooth has been restored.
