Crowns & Bridges
Crowns, commonly referred to as ‘caps,’ are frequently recommended for teeth with various issues such as breakage, extensive fillings, cracks, Root Canal Treatments, or esthetic concerns.
This procedure involves reshaping the tooth and securely bonding a custom made crown onto it. Different crown options include Porcelain Crowns, Zirconia Crowns, Full Gold/Metal Crowns and Porcelain Fused to Metal Crowns. Crowns effectively enhance the structural strength of the underlying tooth.
Our crown services offer all types, and our streamlined process includes the use of a specialised scanner for optimal efficiency.
Bridges stand as an excellent solution for replacing missing teeth, offering versatility in types such as cantilever bridges, 3-unit bridges, resin bridges and implant bridges. Bridges involve reshaping adjacent teeth, crafting a custom bridge, and securely bonding it in place.
Our clinic provides a comprehensive range of bridge materials, including Porcelain Bridges, Zirconia Bridges, Full Gold/Metal Bridges, and Porcelain Fused to Metal Bridges. Explore these options to find the ideal bridge for your needs.
Here at Cranbourne North Dental, we use advanced impression and imagining technology (3D Intra-oral scanners) together with the best, tried and tested dental labs to further enhance your experience and deliver outstanding results.
We also have a variety of payment plans available – giving you the flexibility of paying for your dental procedure later.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do my teeth keep breaking?
There are many reasons why teeth break
- Decay- if a tooth has decay, it weakens it and it can break easily
- Grinding/clenching teeth- this can result in cracks/fracture lines in teeth that can give way
- Heavily filled teeth- if the teeth have had existing large fillings, the teeth are weaker and more susceptible to fracture. In most situations, a crown would be the best option to brace the heavily filled tooth
Why are Crowns so expensive?
When a tooth is heavily filled / cracked / just had a Root Canal Treatment, your Dental Professional might recommend a Crown on the tooth. Then you hear the price and then, Why does it cost so much?
A Crown on a tooth is akin to a customised piece of jewellery. The tooth is prepared precisely and a scan or mould is taken and a specialised Dental Laboratory creates the Crown to fit the exact shape of your prepared tooth! It is entirely custom made and extremely precise to ensure a great result. The materials are also highly specialised and can be made from Zirconia, Porcelain, Gold and other materials. Because of all the steps involved, materials and the time taken, a Crown can be more expensive. It is also a much better long term option for your tooth.
