PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

Strip Crowns

WHY STRIP CROWNS?

Bring Back Your Child's Front-Tooth Smile

Strip crowns are tooth-coloured covers for front baby teeth damaged by decay, injury or enamel defects. They protect the tooth, restore its shape and colour, and help your child smile confidently again.

Tooth-Coloured Look
Protects Front Teeth
Restores Confidence
Done in One Visit
Child showing front teeth
A natural-looking smile for kids

THE PROCESS

What to Expect

Strip crowns are placed in a single visit, gently and at your child's pace.

1

Examination & X-ray

We check the front tooth and decide whether a strip crown is the right option.

2

Numbing & Preparation

The tooth is numbed, and the decay is gently removed and shaped.

3

Placing the Crown

A clear crown form filled with tooth-coloured material is placed over the tooth and set with a special light.

4

Finishing & Polish

The form is removed, and the crown is trimmed, polished and checked with your child's bite.

THE BENEFITS

Protect and Beautify Front Teeth

Natural Appearance

Matches the colour of your child's own teeth.

Protects the Tooth

Covers and strengthens weak or decayed teeth.

Boosts Confidence

Helps children smile freely in photos and at school.

Quick Treatment

Usually finished in a single visit.

IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?

When Might Your Child Need Strip Crowns?

  • Front baby teeth with large cavities or early childhood decay
  • Chipped or broken front baby teeth after a fall
  • Front teeth with discolouration or enamel defects
  • Teeth too damaged to be repaired with a simple filling
Close-up dental checkup

GOOD TO KNOW

Good to Know

  • Your child needs to stay reasonably still and open for a short time
  • Front teeth that are about to fall out naturally usually do not need a crown
  • Good brushing and a healthy diet are needed to prevent new decay
  • The crown material can chip and may need repair over time
Bright, healthy smile Woman smiling confidently Smiling couple together Dental treatment in progress

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about strip crowns.

Yes. Front baby teeth help with chewing, speaking and smiling, and hold space for the adult teeth. Untreated decay can also cause pain and infection.

The tooth is numbed first, so your child should feel no pain during treatment.

They can last for a good number of years, often until the baby tooth falls out, though they may chip and need repair.

Yes, once the numbness wears off. We advise avoiding very hard or sticky foods that could chip the crown.

Yes. The material is matched to your child's tooth colour, so it blends in well.

Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, avoid sugary drinks at bedtime and bring your child for regular check-ups.

Take the First Step Towards A Confident Smile for Your Child.

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

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