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Are Dental Crowns Right for Me?

A dental crown is the best option for those facing decayed or fractured teeth as a result of a wide range of conditions:

  • Injury or accidents
  • Large cavity removal
  • Disease and decay
  • Root canal

The Winning Smile Dental Group offers custom-made, modern, and beautiful dental crowns. Our crowns protect the remaining structure of your damaged teeth, restoring their natural look and function. Your crown will cover the entire surface of your damaged tooth, bringing it back to its original shape, size, and color.

You can smile again with confidence.

 
5-Step to a Brighter, Healthier Smile

Our dental crown process is a comfortable and personalized experience.

1
Your Tooth Is Gently Prepared

We’ll gently make room for the crown by preparing the surface of your tooth

2
We Capture the Perfect Fit

Our team will make an impression of your mouth to customize the crown to your teeth

3
You Leave with a Temporary Crown

A temporary crown will be set on your tooth while we make your crown

4
Your Crown Is Crafted with Care

A local certified dental lab will design a permanent crown using safe, high-tech materials

5
Your Smile Is Restored

Finally, we’ll cement the crown in your mouth, restoring the look and function of your smile

Our Approach to Dental Crowns

At The Winning Smile Dental Group, we’re dedicated to making a difference in the lives of our patients through personalized care and high-tech treatments.

If you’re facing badly decayed or broken teeth, we provide strong, natural-looking, and custom-made crowns to restore the look and function of your teeth.

Using the latest technology, we’ll determine the extent of the damage to your teeth and recommend the best treatment.

Together, we’ll outline a care plan you feel comfortable with and provide high-quality care and attention in a relaxing environment. Call now to book your appointment.

Our Patients Love

Your smile makes a difference in the world and in the lives of those you care about the most.

6 locations with flexible scheduling, including mornings, evenings, and Fridays

Relaxing amenities like noise-cancelling headphones, TV, and comfy neck pillows

Our flexible approach to financing, payment options, and insurance plans

Our in-house savings program with great savings for your whole family

What to Expect at Your Appointment as a New Patient
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  • Fill Out Patient Paperwork
  • Check In
  • Meet Your Team
  • X-rays
  • Periodontal charting
  • Comprehensive exam
  • Customized treatment plan

Questions About Dental Crowns? We Can Help!

Your smile makes a difference in the world and in the lives of those you care about the most.

What is a dental crown?
A dental crown isn’t exactly a fake tooth. Instead, think of a crown like a cap that covers the remaining visible structure of a tooth, protecting and restoring its original shape, size, and color.
 
We’ll help you understand whether or not a crown is the best option for your smile. For example, if you’re suffering from severe tooth decay that can’t be restored with a filling, a dental crown is a great alternative. You may also need a crown as the last step of a root canal or dental implant procedure.
 
Getting a dental crown is not a painful experience. In fact, thanks to advanced technology and sedation techniques, dental crown treatments are easier and more comfortable than ever! Most patients need only numbing gel and local anesthetic to achieve a relaxing and pain-free experience.
 
The cost of your dental crown treatment depends on 1) the tooth that is being treated, 2) your specific health history, and 3) your insurance coverage. We’ll help you understand how much your procedure will cost so you know exactly what to expect ahead of time.
 
With proper care, our crowns are designed to last for 15+ years.
 
If you have a crown that has cracked or broken due to an accident or hard piece of food, seek immediate help. It’s important to fix a broken crown ASAP to avoid any discomfort. Cracks and breaks in your crown are also a breeding ground for unwanted bacteria, leading to disease, decay, and abscesses.