Blog: Dental Crowns & Bridges

One great thing about dental restorations is that they’re not an all-or-nothing proposition.

If your tooth is damaged, weakened, or heavily restored—but not so severely as to require extraction—your dentist may recommend a dental crown to preserve its strength, form, and function. For those considering a dental crown procedure in Jensen Beach, FL, understanding what to expect throughout the process can ...

A chipped, weakened, or severely decayed tooth can leave you wondering about restoration options. In your research, you may have seen the terms “crown” and “cap” perhaps used interchangeably. If this left you a bit confused about what you actually need, you’re not alone.

The truth is that dental crowns and caps are essentially the same thing! But before you schedule ...

It's common for a tooth to feel sensitive after getting a crown. This is usually due to the removal of tooth enamel required to properly place your crown, and it typically alleviates after a few days. However, if you continue experiencing tooth sensitivity after your crown without relief, you should contact your dentist in Jensen Beach, FL, right away ...

A dental crown restores your natural tooth’s ability to withstand chewing pressure so you can comfortably and effectively masticate your food. Crowns can also protect a tooth from further decay, infection, and bacteria that can cause additional harm. Since the crown completely encases a tooth down to the gumline, outside substances cannot easily affect the tooth as before. 

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If you have never had a dental crown, you may wonder about the process and how dental crowns work. At our Stuart, FL dental office, we offer dental crowns to our patients’ whose teeth have sustained damage due to trauma or decay. If you have a clenching or grinding habit, you may cause wear or cracks in your teeth ...