When You Need a Crown

• Large cavity that cannot support a filling
• Cracked or fractured tooth
• Tooth that has had a root canal
• Severely worn tooth from grinding
• Broken tooth or broken cusp
• To anchor a dental bridge
• To cover a dental implant

The Crown Process

Getting a crown typically takes two visits. At the first visit, we prepare the tooth, take impressions, and place a temporary crown. At the second visit (usually 2 weeks later), we remove the temporary and cement the permanent crown. We will check your bite and make any adjustments needed.

Types of Crowns We Offer

We offer all-ceramic (tooth-colored) crowns for front teeth and visible areas, porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns for strength in back teeth, and full-metal crowns for back molars when maximum durability is needed. We will recommend the best option for your specific tooth.

Insurance & Cost

Most dental insurance plans cover crowns when medically necessary. We accept Florida Medicaid and most major PPO dental insurance plans. We also offer financing for any out-of-pocket costs.