Dental Crowns in Allen, TX
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Contact UsWhat Are Dental Crowns?
In many cases, teeth that have sustained moderate decay or damage can be treated with a dental crown. Our patient-friendly dental facility proudly provides these dental restorations to Allen, TX patients to help strengthen and protect the visible parts of a tooth while reestablishing its shape and size. Dental crowns are custom-made to match your natural teeth and can be performed to address teeth that are fractured, decayed, oddly shaped, or have other types of structural damage. These dental restorations might also be combined into a unit to create a dental bridge or positioned over single dental implants to restore teeth that have been lost. Set up a visit with our dental practitioners at The Dentist of Allen to find out if a customized dental crown can elevate the health and look of your smile.
What Are the Benefits of Dental Crowns?
At The Dentist Of Allen, we are aware of the self-consciousness and dysfunction of losing or chipped teeth. Our team offers dental crowns as a choice for our Allen, TX individuals who are looking to gain many benefits from their treatment, including:
- Increased natural and simplicity of speaking, eating, and smiling
- Easy, customized treatment that needs very little recovery
- Renewed use and appearance of teeth and mouth
- Long-lasting outcomes that should keep patients satisfied for years in the future
Do I Need a Crown?
Allen, TX men and women might benefit from having a crown restoration performed to treat an array of dental concerns and reestablish function and aesthetic appeal for a tooth. The most common reasons for performing a dental crown procedure include:
- Teeth that have fractures or cracks
- Eroded or worn teeth
- Teeth that are discolored or oddly shaped
- Moderate tooth decay
- Replacement of large, damaged fillings
- Teeth that have received a root canal
- To complete a dental bridge
- To finish a dental implant
At The Dentist Of Allen, a dental crown is performed for teeth in the front and back of the mouth and might be made from ceramic or other types of natural-looking materials, porcelain over metal, or a precious metal (such as gold). Our qualified dental practitioners can look at your tooth and help you determine the correct type of dental crown procedure for your unique oral needs and aesthetic desires.
What is the Dental Crown Process?
Crown procedures for our Allen, TX patients usually happen in two stages. During the initial appointment, one of our dental practitioners will numb your mouth to keep you comfortable. Once the affected area has been cleaned, an impression of the prepared tooth will be captured and used by a dental laboratory to make your custom crown. A temporary crown will be positioned over the tooth to allow for normal eating and drinking and a natural-looking smile while your custom crown is built. We will schedule a follow-up visit at The Dentist of Allen a couple of weeks later so that you can have the temporary crown removed and the new custom-built one attached to your tooth or implant post.
The Dentist Of Allen Reviews
I've been going to the Dentists in Allen for years. Even after I moved an hour away I still make the trip, because they are wonderful. I've even had my upper smile line done with all crowns! I highly recommend.
Everything! Marvelous. Have had my crowns for years.
Best dental office! Dr. Kim has truly done the best with my porcelain crowns. 10 years and no issues, Highly recommend him! Dr. John (pediatric dentist) takes care of my little ones and she is so sweet and caring! Everyone in the office are so nice and professional! Definitely recommend!
I called because a crown had popped off while I was flossing, they got me in that day, right at the time of my appointment and had me out in an hour. Awesome team, very friendly and professional.
I have been seeing Dr. Bishop since we moved here in the 80s. He and his staff have always been top shelf in service and quality work. I have had a number of crowns done and have had only one issue which was quickly remedied at no charge. The current staff and dentists uphold this fine tradition.
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What Can I Expect After a Dental Crown?
Once placed, your dental crown will be adjusted as needed, so your bite is comfortable and even. A staff member will recommend cleaning methods and suggest effective flossing and brushing techniques. During your biannual dental exams, one of our dentists will assess your crown and your general oral wellness. With proper care, a dental crown should last for many years. Please contact our office if your restoration ever feels unstable or is no longer attached to your tooth. Attempting to repair or reattach it yourself may cause damage to your tooth and crown.
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Tooth decay and worn teeth can be fixed with a custom crown at our Allen, TX office. This type of restoration can help protect your tooth from further issues while regaining your normal oral function and look. Get in touch with The Dentist of Allen to book a consultation and determine if a dental crown or other restorative solution will work for you.
Dental Crowns FAQs
Does getting a dental crown hurt?
During the procedure, getting a dental crown should be painless because your dentist at The Dentist of Allen will use local anesthesia to numb the tooth and surrounding gums. You might feel some discomfort or sensitivity after the procedure once the anesthesia wears off, but this should go away after a few days.
Does a crowned tooth require special care?
While no special care is needed for a crown, it's essential to maintain good oral hygiene. Although a crown protects the tooth, decay can still occur at the gum line. Additionally, you should avoid chewing hard foods or objects that can damage the crown.
How long does a dental crown last?
With good oral hygiene and regular dental checkups, a dental crown can last 10 – 15 years or longer. The exact lifespan may depend on the crown's material, the underlying tooth's health, and wear and tear from biting, chewing, and teeth grinding.
