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Metal & Porcelain Dental Crowns in Kanata
Dental crowns serve many functions but are often used to address cavities that are too large for fillings. A dental crown is essentially a protective cap applied to a damaged tooth — it protects vulnerable teeth and can improve your smile. These crowns are available in a variety of materials, though most commonly metal or porcelain.
If you have severe tooth decay, cracked teeth, or extremely damaged teeth, get in touch with our restorative dentists at Village Green Dental Care. As Kanata's trusted restorative dentists, we will help you restore the appearance and function of your affected teeth and maintain your oral health for years to come. Book an appointment to get started.
What is a Dental Crown
A dental crown is a custom-made restoration that fits completely over a damaged, decayed, or weakened tooth, encasing it from the gum line up. Once cemented in place, the crown becomes the new outer surface of the tooth, restoring its original shape, size, strength, and appearance.
Crowns are one of the most versatile and widely used restorations in dentistry. They can address a broad range of dental concerns — from severe decay and cracked teeth to cosmetic improvements and support for other restorations like bridges and implants. A well-made crown is designed to last for many years and, with proper care, can be a permanent solution for a compromised tooth.
When is a Dental Crown Needed
- Large cavities that are too extensive to be restored with a filling alone
- Cracked or fractured teeth where the crack threatens the structural integrity of the tooth
- Severely worn teeth due to grinding (bruxism) or acid erosion
- A tooth that has undergone root canal therapy, which can leave the tooth brittle and prone to fracture
- A broken or weakened tooth that cannot support a filling
- Cosmetic concerns such as severely discoloured, misshapen, or poorly formed teeth
- Supporting a dental bridge, where crowns on adjacent teeth anchor the restoration
- Covering a dental implant to complete the tooth replacement
