You may need dental crowns for weak or broken teeth or to provide support for a filled tooth. Dental crowns can also be used as an anchor for a bridge. The crown looks and acts like a normal tooth and restores the appearance of your natural smile. Dental crowns are often the most practical and inexpensive general dentistry treatment for restoring damaged teeth. We can also use crowns to cover dental implants.

Each patient has their own individual needs, but dental crowns are one of the most practical solutions to many common oral health conditions. Your expert dentist will only recommend the most beneficial treatments for you when you attend Chester Road Family Dental.

Restore Cracked or Damaged Teeth

Cracked or damaged teeth are compromised, which means the condition will worsen over time. To avoid further damage to the teeth, a dental crown is often the preferred restoration method of Chester Road Family Dental. Modern dental crowns are much stronger and more securely anchored than in the past, so there is less risk of the crown coming loose.

We will bring you into our Chester Road Family Dental office for an initial comprehensive dental exam. Your dentist will assess the damage and condition of your other teeth. Depending on the condition of your teeth, we will recommend dental crowns. If there are other issues with your teeth, another treatment or combination of treatments may be a better option for you.

Dental Inlays and Onlays

Dental inlays and onlays act as alternatives to fillings in specific cases. The two treatments are not the same, although they are often used in conjunction to make repairs to teeth. Both dental inlays and onlays usually treat the cusps (biting surfaces) of the teeth. A dental inlay is used as a filling for a tooth, whereas onlays are used to repair the biting surface of the tooth.