Tooth Crown
Toronto, ON

Q: Can I benefit from a dental crown?

A dental crown can resolve a weak, cracked, or damaged tooth. It can also restore the shape, size, and appearance of a tooth or protect a tooth after a root canal. Dental crowns can cover a dental implant or anchor a dental bridge. Our dental team will assess your smile to help you determine if a tooth crown in Toronto is right for you! Schedule your appointment today.

Q: How long do dental crowns last?

Dental crowns can last up to 10-15 years or even longer with proper care and maintenance. Good oral hygiene practices, including regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups, can help extend the lifespan of a dental crown. However, the longevity of the crown also depends on individual factors such as the location of the crown and the material used.

Q: What are dental crowns made of?

Dental crowns can be made of various materials such as metal, porcelain, ceramic, or a combination of materials. The dentist evaluates the location of the crown, the patient’s oral health, and aesthetic preferences to determine the ideal material. Metal crowns are typically used for molars. Porcelain or ceramic crowns are often used for front teeth as they blend well with the natural colour of the teeth.

Treat cracked or damaged teeth with a tooth crown in Toronto!

A dental crown is a cap placed over a tooth that has been broken, treated by root canal, stained, damaged by decay, or misshapen. Custom crafted dental crowns blend seamlessly with the tone and shape of your natural teeth and can last more than 15 years.

Crowns may also support a dental bridge, top off a dental implant, or be used for cosmetic modifications

Dental Crowns in Toronto, ON

Dental crowns protect and restore teeth, preventing further damage while maintaining a healthy, attractive smile. Specifically, crowns can:

Protect weak or damaged teeth
Prevent a tooth from breaking apart
Hold together fractured teeth
Restore teeth after root canals
Replace teeth on implant
Support replacement teeth in dental bridges

Key Benefits of Dental Crowns

Thanks to modern dentistry, we offer metal free crowns in Toronto. Benefits include:

Tooth Crown Procedure in Toronto, ON

The process begins with a dental exam. Your dentist in Toronto will check and clean your teeth to prepare for a smooth fit. If your tooth is broken or badly decayed, damaged areas will be removed to protect the tooth.

Next, dental putty is used to make an impression of your teeth, which is used to create full porcelain crowns. You will receive a temporary crown until your next visit.

At the follow up appointment, your temporary crown is replaced with a permanent one. The crown is secured with durable dental cement or a hidden screw. The crown will be polished and adjusted for comfort and fit.

This process usually takes two appointments, but we also offer same day crowns in Toronto for some cases!

Dental Crowns Cost in Toronto, ON

Costs vary based on the type of crown, material, and complexity. Porcelain crowns tend to cost more than ceramic crowns but offer durability and a natural look.

Before same day crowns, we assess your smile and provide a custom quote. We offer direct billing to insurance and 0% APR payment plans to assist with costs.

Get Your Crown and Bridge in Toronto, ON

If you are interested in dental crowns or other restorative options, Dr. Kinga Dentistry is here to help repair your broken tooth. Schedule your dental crown appointment today at our Dental Office Toronto locals trust.

FAQs About Tooth Crown In Toronto, ON

Can I benefit from a dental crown?

Crowns can fix weak, cracked, or damaged teeth, restore tooth shape and size, protect teeth after root canals, cover implants, or anchor bridges. Our dental team will assess your smile and help decide if a crown is right for you!

How long do dental crowns last?

Crowns typically last 10 to 15 years or longer with proper care, including brushing, flossing, and dental checkups. Longevity depends on crown location and materials.

What are dental crowns made of?

Crowns may be metal, porcelain, ceramic, or combinations. Dentists consider tooth location, oral health, and appearance preferences to choose the best material. Metal crowns are often for molars; porcelain or ceramic crowns for front teeth blend naturally.