Cosmetic Porcelain Crowns

What a Porcelain Crown Can Do for You

Whether your tooth has eroded, cracked, or became damaged, a cosmetic porcelain crown is an excellent way of restoring its appearance. It’s great for bringing back that youthful brilliance and esthetic you had many years ago.

Our dentists can apply a crown in many ways. In the restorative sense, a crown may replace an extracted tooth gets supported by a dental bridge or an implant.

For many cosmetic treatments, we can apply the crown much like we would a veneer. They cover the front of the tooth and can be customized to the right size, color, and shape to best complement your smile. They’re so well-made and well-sculpted that your friends and family will hardly know it’s a crown. Instead, they’ll think it’s just part of your stunning grin.

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The Cosmetic Porcelain Crown Procedure

The first step of the cosmetic porcelain crown procedure is consultation with Dr. David or Dr. Ajmo. We want to provide you with the best results, and we do that by individualizing the treatment for you.

Next, we’ll set an appointment for the procedure. If you’re getting a full crown, we’ll put it over the affected tooth and then use a light-sensitive resin to keep it stable. We’ll then harden this resin with a special curing light.

Sometimes, we may recommend partial crowns, also known as onlays or inlays:

• Onlay – This is a more limited treatment that covers the cusps (the rounded upper surface) of the tooth.
• Inlay – More limited than the onlay, an inlay fills the space between the cusps, or the tooth’s center.

Both are meant to help reshape your teeth and cover holes, cracks, chips, and other damage.

During your consultation with Dr. David or Dr. Ajmo, you can discuss the difference between porcelain crowns and partial crowns. Depending on the results you seek, we’ll recommend the ideal treatment to achieve the beautiful smile you want.

Am I a Candidate?

Porcelain crowns are a great treatment to restore:

• Discolored teeth that are unresponsive to teeth whitening
• Disproportionately shaped teeth
• Cracked or chipped teeth
• Teeth that lack the strength or support to stand on their own
• Extensively decayed or eroded teeth
• Missing teeth (when combined with a bridge or a dental implant)

Gum disease or tooth decay will have to be addressed first, but there’s no dental problem beyond hope!

Cost of Porcelain Crowns

The price of a porcelain crown can vary and can lie somewhere between $800 to $3,000.

You can’t talk about price without considering the benefits! A stunning smile and an appearance you’re proud of will fill you with confidence – now that’s priceless. Our teeth affect us in so many ways. If we’re ashamed of them, how can we smile? And if we can’t smile and be ourselves, how can we be happy?

Seeing the reactions and the faces of our patients when they see their new dental crowns is fantastic. Porcelain crowns are a time-tested treatment, and they’re worth checking out.

You’re never under any obligation to invest, but trust the thousands of people who’ve opted for porcelain crowns in the past. It’s well worth considering.

Our Technology at Work

When it comes to a service like dental implants, it’s crucial to set high standards for the quality and durability of the materials and placement. Dr. David and Dr. Ajmo strive to surpass these standards and gain your trust in their work. Years of implant surgery and restoration experience, paired with their meticulous attention to detail, make Dr. David and Dr. Ajmo some of the most acclaimed dental implant specialists in Jupiter.