Quality Dental Crowns in Dallas, TX
Dental crowns, also known as dental caps, are used for a variety of cosmetic and restorative dental concerns. From discoloration to a compromised structure, dental crowns can conceal your flaw and leave you with a beautiful, natural-looking restoration. Our team at Royal Lane Dental Center is skilled in providing long-lasting, customized dental crowns. Schedule your visit with us today!
Restore Your Smile
Reasons for a Dental Crown
While every scenario is different, there are a few common causes for a dental crown. You may benefit from a dental crown if you have one of the following:
- Broken Tooth
- Chipped or Cracked Tooth
- Compromised Tooth Structure
- Discoloration
- Missing Tooth
Cost of Dental Crowns
The cost of treatment varies from patient to patient, but we do our best to provide affordable dental crowns that fit a variety of budgetary needs. We are extremely insurance friendly and happy to file, track, and update all of your claims for you. For your convenience, we accept an array of payment methods. As a special perk, we also offer 25% off of dental crowns.
Dental Crown FAQs
Dental crowns can be made of a variety of materials including metal, porcelain, ceramic, or a combination of these materials. Ceramic and porcelain crowns are often preferred as they can match the exact shade of your natural tooth. The material best fit for you will be determined by your budget and the placement of the crown.
When patients are finished with their treatment, we’ll usually fit them for a retainer that they’ll wear all day for the first few weeks and then transition to wearing just at night. Wearing a retainer is common practice after an orthodontic treatment to keep teeth from shifting and moving out of their new positions.
With proper care, dental crowns can last up to 15 years or longer. The hygiene routine required for a dental crown is equivalent to your natural tooth’s. Additionally, you may consider incorporating a mouthguard into your sleeping routine if you know you grind your teeth at night.
