Dental crowns that feel, function, and last.

With proper oral hygiene and regular dental checkups, modern crowns last 15 to 20 years on average. Zirconia and E-max crowns can last even longer. The crown itself is essentially impervious to decay, but the underlying tooth still needs care.

The procedure itself is done under local anesthesia, so you'll feel pressure but no pain. Most patients describe mild sensitivity for a few days after the tooth preparation visit, which resolves once the permanent crown is placed.

Traditionally, it's two visits about 10–14 days apart. The first visit is for preparation and impressions; the second is to fit and bond the final crown. We also offer same-day CEREC crowns for select cases.

Most PPO dental plans cover 40–60% of the cost when a crown is medically necessary (after a root canal, large fracture, or significant decay). Our front desk verifies your benefits before treatment so you know exactly what to expect.

A veneer is a thin shell that covers only the front of a tooth — purely cosmetic. A crown covers the entire tooth and is used when the tooth is structurally compromised. Veneers preserve more tooth structure but can't restore function the way a crown can.

Yes. If a crown chips, becomes loose, or wears out, it can be replaced with a new one in most cases. We also honor a 5-year workmanship warranty on every crown we place at this practice.