A crown is a protective restoration that covers a tooth to restore strength, shape, and function. Crowns are often used when a tooth is structurally compromised.
When crowns are recommended
Large fillings with fracture risk
Cracked teeth needing stabilisation
Worn teeth from grinding
Teeth after root canal treatment
Broken or heavily damaged teeth
What to expect
Assessment and treatment planning
Tooth preparation and impressions/scan
Temporary crown if needed
Final crown fit, bite adjustment, and care instructions
Care and longevity
Crowns can last many years with:
Good brushing/flossing
Regular check-ups
Managing clenching/grinding (mouthguard if indicated)
FAQs
Will a crown look natural?
Yes, we aim to match tooth shape and shade appropriately.
Do crowns stop cracks spreading?
They can reduce risk by stabilising the tooth, depending on the crack.
