Dental Crowns Mississauga

At our Mississauga office, we understand that damaged or weakened teeth can affect your comfort, confidence, and daily routine. Our goal is simple: provide a calm, welcoming space where you can restore your smile with strong, natural-looking dental crowns.

Dental crowns are custom-made covers that protect and rebuild teeth that can no longer be repaired with a filling alone. They play an important role in restoring chewing strength and preventing further damage.

Your First Crown Visit: What to Expect

Most dental crown treatments take place over two appointments. During your first visit, the dentist examines the tooth, discusses your goals, and prepares the area for the custom crown.

A Comfortable, Step-by-Step Approach

Many patients feel unsure about getting a crown, but the process is smooth and highly routine. At your first appointment, we ensure you understand each step before beginning.

• Assessment and Planning: We review X-rays, examine the tooth, and determine if a crown is the most suitable option for rebuilding strength.
• Preparing the Tooth: The tooth is carefully shaped so the crown can fit securely and comfortably.

Why Dental Crowns Matter

Many adults delay care, even when a tooth is cracked or painful. But postponing treatment can lead to more complex issues. A crown helps protect the tooth from breaking further and supports normal chewing function.

Addressing Common Issues Crowns Can Help With

If you have a damaged, cracked, or weakened tooth, a crown can restore function and protect the tooth long-term. We offer solutions for everyday restorative needs, handled with a gentle, patient-centered approach.

Repairing Cracked or Broken Teeth

A crown can cover and protect a weakened tooth, helping prevent chips or fractures from getting worse.

Strength After Root Canal Treatment

Teeth that have had root canal therapy often benefit from a crown for added strength and stability.

Crowns for Dental Bridges

Crowns can serve as the support structure for a bridge, helping replace missing teeth with a stable restoration.

Supporting Long-Term Oral Health

A well-made crown can last many years with proper care. We guide you through each step to help maintain your restored tooth and protect surrounding teeth.

• Ensuring Proper Bite and Fit: We confirm your bite feels natural and balanced so you can chew comfortably.
• Everyday Care Tips: We provide simple brushing and flossing techniques to help protect both the crown and natural teeth.
• Nightguards for Grinding: If you clench or grind, a custom nightguard can help prevent wear on your new crown.