Dental Crowns
Dental crowns in Hialeah cover damaged or weakened teeth to restore shape, support strength, and improve appearance after assessment.
Overview
A dental crown is a restoration that covers a damaged or weakened tooth. Sometimes called a cap, it is designed to restore tooth shape, support strength, and improve appearance. Crowns may be used for teeth affected by extensive decay, fractures, discoloration, or changes in shape.
A crown may also cover a tooth after root canal treatment. Materials include ceramic, porcelain fused to metal, metal alloys, and composite resin. The choice depends on factors such as the location of the tooth and your appearance preferences, which the dentist can review with you.
What Is Included
- Coverage for damaged or weakened teeth
- Restoration of tooth shape
- Protection after root canal treatment when needed
- Discussion of crown materials
Common Questions
A crown is a cap that covers a tooth to restore its shape, strength, or appearance.
A crown may be considered for extensive decay, a broken tooth, or protection following root canal treatment.
Options include ceramic, porcelain fused to metal, metal alloys, and composite resin, depending on the tooth and treatment needs.
