Strengthen Damaged Teeth With Dental Crowns
Restore weakened teeth and enhance your smile with durable, natural-looking dental crowns in Brampton, carefully crafted for long-lasting comfort by our dentist.
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Dental Crowns in Brampton
How is a dental crown placed?
Your dentist begins the crown procedure by carefully reshaping the tooth so the new restoration will fit comfortably and look natural. A detailed digital scan or impression is taken to design your custom crown with the right shape, colour, and bite. To keep your tooth protected in the meantime, a temporary crown is placed until the permanent one is ready.
At your follow-up visit, your Brampton dentist removes the temporary crown and checks the fit of the final one. After ensuring the crown looks natural and feels comfortable when you bite, it is securely cemented onto the tooth. This creates a strong, long-lasting restoration that blends seamlessly with your smile.
Do crowns look natural?
Yes. Modern dental crowns in Brampton are colour-matched and shaped to blend with your natural teeth, giving you a seamless, realistic smile.
When should you choose a crown?
Crowns are best for cracked teeth, large fillings, root canal-treated teeth, or when supporting a bridge. They provide full coverage and long-lasting strength.
Is a crown the same as a cap?
Yes. “Cap” is simply another name for a dental crown.
How long do crowns last?
With good hygiene and regular checkups, Brampton dental crowns can last 10–15 years or longer. Avoiding habits like chewing ice can extend their lifespan.
How do I care for a crown?
Brush and floss daily, clean around the gumline, avoid hard foods, and see your Brampton dentist regularly to keep your crown in great condition.