Dental Crowns

Prevent Jawbone Atrophy

Your tooth roots stimulate your jawbone and keep it from atrophying. In the wake of tooth loss, you lose jawbone tissue and the teeth around the gap in your smile can begin to shift position. Fortunately, implants help stimulate your jawbone to keep it strong and healthy.

Can Last a Lifetime

While your crown may need to be replaced in 10 or so years, your implants can last the rest of your life when cared for properly. Maintaining your dental implants is much like caring for your natural teeth: it includes practicing an at-home oral hygiene routine and visiting your dentist twice a year for routine checkups.

Provide Amazing Stability

Dental implants are the gold standard in tooth replacement because they offer support for restorations that is comparable to natural teeth. Whether you have an implant-supported crown, bridge, or denture, you can rest assured your restoration will stay in place for years to come.

Advanced Technology

Our practice uses state-of-the-art technology to provide you with an unparalleled level of care. From CEREC technology to 3D cone beam scanners, we utilize the best that modern dentistry has to offer for accurate, safe, and effective treatment.

Comprehensive Care

With Las Sendas Dental Health, you won’t need to worry about scheduling appointments with multiple specialists for treatments; our team can handle it all. If you need dental implants, periodontal treatment, or a root canal before getting your dental crowns, know our dentists can help.

Sedation Options

Our practice offers nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation options for those who are anxious about visiting the dentist. Whether you need to undergo root canal therapy before crown placement or have dental anxiety, sedation dentistry can help you feel at ease.

Q. What's the difference between veneers and crowns?

A. Dental crowns are used first and foremost as a restorative treatment, fortifying damaged or decayed teeth, but they can also help with aesthetics. Veneers, on the other hand, are a cosmetic option used only to improve the appearance of your teeth. They can treat concerns like stubborn stains or gaps. Our dentists offer both treatments, and can help you find the best option for your needs.

Q. How will you make sure my crown blends in?

A. Whether you choose a traditional crown or an implant-supported crown, we invest in high-quality, lifelike materials such as porcelain and IPS e.max to provide our Mesa crowns patients with lifelike, stunning results. We also use precise digital impressions to plan for an incredibly accurate fit and appearance.

Q. What happens if I need more in-depth care?

A. You've come to the right place. Our dentists offer a comprehensive range of treatments, including supplementary care like bone grafting and periodontal care. For more extensive tooth loss or decay, we can also plan a custom full mouth reconstruction for even more comprehensive results.

Q. Is crown placement painful?

A. No, it isn't. In fact, crowns can often relieve dental pain. Our dentists will ensure you don't feel any discomfort by applying local anesthetic before your tooth preparation and crown placement. We also offer nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation for patients who still feel nervous.