General Dentistry
Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are a standard procedure for restoring damaged teeth. A dental crown helps to protect damaged teeth and improves their appearance while requiring minimal care.
It’s one of the restorative dentistry services we offer at Sutton Dental. Here’s what you need to know about dental crowns.
How Do Dental Crowns Work?
Dental crowns are small caps that cover a tooth. Your dentist can use different materials, including porcelain, ceramic, resin, or even metal, to create a cap that will protect your tooth while mimicking the appearance of a real tooth.
It’s a permanent treatment, and crowns typically last five to 15 years with proper dental hygiene habits. In many cases, the crown will cover the entire tooth, but your dentist can also create a dental onlay or a ¾ crown if there is minimal damage to the tooth.
Why You Would Need a Dental Crown
Are you wondering if crowns could be a good option for you? Let’s take a closer look at the pros of this procedure.
- Crowns prevent further damage to teeth affected by tooth decay and other issues
- These caps can protect your teeth after a root canal or filling
- They restore the appearance of your smile
- Crowns are a durable treatment option that requires minimal care
Why Get a Dental Crown at Sutton Dental
We pride ourselves on being a dentist for the whole family. We specialize in kids treatments, but also service our adult patients with expertise. We know how important it is for your family to receive quality dental treatments, so that’s why offer:
- Flexible scheduling – so your entire family can get dental implants when it works for them
- We accept many forms of payment – From Medicaid and payment plans to insurance, we offer many ways to pay for your treatment.
- We make kids comfortable with the dentist – Our offices specialize in kids care so we know how to ensure kids have a tranquil time in our chairs
- Our Dental Discount Plan – No insurance? Don’t let that stop you from visiting us. We offer a Dental Discount plan that pays for itself in the first visit.
- Multiple locations throughout Connecticut – We want visiting the dentist to be as convenient as possible so we’re sure there is a location near you!
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