COSMETIC DENTISTRY

Ceramic Crowns

WHY CERAMIC CROWNS?

Strength and Beauty in One Restoration

A ceramic crown is a tooth-coloured cap that covers a damaged or weak tooth. It restores strength, shape and appearance, and blends naturally with the teeth around it.

Protects Weak Teeth
Tooth-Coloured Look
Durable Material
Comfortable Bite
Dentist examining a tooth for a crown
Strong, natural-looking teeth

THE PROCESS

What to Expect

Getting a crown usually takes two visits, and we make sure you are comfortable at every step.

1

Examination & X-ray

We check the tooth and its roots to confirm that a crown is the right option.

2

Tooth Shaping

Under local anaesthesia, the tooth is gently shaped, and a scan or impression is taken.

3

Temporary Crown

A temporary crown protects your tooth while your ceramic crown is being made.

4

Final Fitting

The ceramic crown is fitted, checked for bite and colour, and bonded in place.

THE BENEFITS

Protect and Restore Your Tooth

Protects the Tooth

Holds a cracked or weak tooth together.

Natural Appearance

Colour matched to your neighbouring teeth.

Restores Chewing

Brings back strength for everyday eating.

Long-Lasting

Durable, with good care and regular check-ups.

IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Who Should Consider a Ceramic Crown?

  • Teeth that are cracked, broken or badly worn
  • Teeth with large fillings that need extra support
  • Teeth after root canal treatment
  • Discoloured or misshapen teeth that need a full covering
Close-up dental checkup

GOOD TO KNOW

Who May Need to Wait First?

  • People with active gum disease or untreated decay, which must be treated first
  • Teeth with too little healthy structure left to support a crown
  • Those who grind their teeth and may also need a night guard
  • Cases where a smaller filling can repair the tooth instead
Bright, healthy smile Woman smiling confidently Smiling couple together Dental treatment in progress

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about ceramic crowns.

The tooth is numbed with local anaesthesia, so you should feel no pain during treatment. Mild sensitivity can occur for a few days.

Usually two visits. Digital scanning may shorten this in some cases.

It protects the shaped tooth and keeps your smile looking normal while your final crown is made.

With good care, ceramic crowns commonly last 10 to 15 years or more, depending on your habits and oral hygiene.

Brush twice a day, floss daily and avoid biting very hard objects such as ice or pen caps.

Yes. Ceramic is matched to the colour of your teeth and reflects light in a natural way.

Take the First Step Towards A Stronger Tooth.

Book your appointment today and keep your smile strong for years to come.

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