Dental crowns are used when there is significant damage to a tooth that cannot be repaired with fillings, inlays, or onlays. A crown may be an excellent choice to restore a tooth for both structural and cosmetic reasons.

Dental Crowns Protect the Long Term Health of Your Teeth
A crown is a hard covering that fits over the entire surface of the tooth, adding strength and improving appearance. Typically, once a crown has been cemented into place, it fully encases the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies at and above the gum line, making it virtually impossible to notice.
When would a dental crown be needed?
While permanent crowns can be made from a variety of different materials including precious metals such as gold, porcelain-fused-to-metal, all-resin, or all-ceramic, Dr. HagShenas generally uses porcelain or porcelain-bonded-to-precious metal crowns in order to add strength to damaged teeth.
Also, through the use of CEREC® 3D tooth restorations, Dr. HagShenas is now able to make and place your crown in just one visit, eliminating your need to come back for multiple visits!
As with all cosmetic dentistry procedures, Dr. HagShenas’ goal is to make your new dental crowns indistinguishable from your natural teeth. This creates a smile restoration that mimics the natural function, feel, and appearance of your teeth.
To learn more about dental crowns or to schedule a complimentary appointment, call us today at (408) 377-5134 or Request An Appointment using our new online appointment tool.