Tooth Crowns

Dental crowns are a valuable investment in your oral health. They're used to restore damaged or weakened teeth, improve their appearance, and ensure their long-term functionality. However, like any dental work, crowns require proper care to ensure they last for years to come.

When you need to protect or reinforce a decayed or damaged tooth, there are several dental crown options available. Each type of crown has its own unique advantages regarding look, feel, and function.

Dental crowns are one of the most versatile restorations available. Dr. Greenhalgh often recommends them to address a wide range of functional and aesthetic issues with your teeth. Take our quiz below to see how much you know about the dental crown procedure.

If you’ve had a cavity, you’re in good company. The overwhelming majority of adults will develop cavities at some point in their lives. While tooth decay is common, it is still harmful to your oral health. It’s important to maintain good oral hygiene practices and visit your dentist twice a year for regularly scheduled checkups and cleanings to reduce your risk of developing tooth decay.