Dental Crowns
Restore damaged teeth with custom dental crowns. Dr. Simi Paul provides durable, natural-looking restorations that protect and strengthen your teeth.
What Are Dental Crowns?
A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that completely covers a damaged tooth above the gum line. Crowns restore the tooth's size, shape, strength, and appearance while protecting it from further damage.
Dr. Paul uses the latest materials and techniques to ensure your crowns not only look natural but also provide the strength and durability you need for comfortable chewing and speaking.
When Are Dental Crowns Needed?
Large Cavities
When cavities are too large for traditional fillings
Cracked Teeth
To protect and strengthen fractured or cracked teeth
Root Canal Treatment
To protect teeth after root canal therapy
Cosmetic Enhancement
To improve the appearance of discolored or misshapen teeth
Additional Crown Applications
- Severely worn teeth from grinding
- Large existing fillings that need replacement
- Dental implant restoration
- Supporting teeth for bridges
- Broken or fractured teeth
- Teeth with developmental defects
Types of Dental Crowns
Porcelain Crowns
Most popular choice for front teeth due to excellent aesthetics
Benefits:
- Natural appearance
- Stain resistant
- Biocompatible
- Excellent durability
Best for: Front teeth and visible areas
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal
Combines strength of metal with aesthetics of porcelain
Benefits:
- Strong and durable
- Good aesthetics
- Cost-effective
- Proven track record
Best for: Back teeth requiring high strength
Zirconia Crowns
Modern ceramic material offering superior strength and aesthetics
Benefits:
- Extremely strong
- Metal-free
- Excellent aesthetics
- Biocompatible
Best for: All teeth, especially for patients with metal allergies
Crown Treatment Process
First Visit - Preparation
60-90 minutes
- Local anesthesia administration
- Tooth preparation and shaping
- Digital impressions or molds
- Temporary crown placement
- Color matching and selection
Second Visit - Placement
30-60 minutes
- Temporary crown removal
- Permanent crown try-in
- Fit and bite adjustment
- Final cementation
- Post-care instructions
Benefits of Dental Crowns
Protection
Shields damaged teeth from further deterioration and decay
Strength
Restores full chewing function and bite strength
Aesthetics
Natural appearance that blends seamlessly with your smile
Longevity
Long-lasting solution with proper care and maintenance
Comfort
Feels and functions like a natural tooth
Confidence
Restores your smile and self-confidence
Caring for Your Dental Crown
Daily Maintenance
- Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste
- Floss daily around the crown
- Use antibacterial mouthwash
- Regular dental checkups every 6 months
Things to Avoid
- Chewing hard foods (ice, hard candy, nuts)
- Using teeth as tools
- Grinding or clenching teeth
- Sticky or chewy candies
Restore Your Damaged Teeth with Custom Crowns
Don't let damaged teeth affect your confidence. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Simi Paul to discuss how dental crowns can restore your smile.