Protect damaged teeth and rebuild your smile with a crown designed for natural appearance, comfort, and function.
$600 each when receiving 4 or more
Done in
48 hours
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A dental crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged or weakened tooth. It restores strength, protects the tooth from further damage, and Improves its shape, size, and appearance.
Crowns are often recommended for teeth that are cracked, decayed, weakened after a root canal, or worn down over time.







We use advanced digital technology to design and mill your crown right here in our in-house lab.
Our in-house workflow helps reduce outside lab, material, and shipping costs-so we can provide high-quality crowns at an affordable price.

We evaluate your tooth and create a personalized plan.
We gently prepare the tooth to fit your custom crown.
A digital scan is taken for precise, comfortable results.
Your crown is crafted in-house and placed the same day.
Done in
48 hours
Flexible monthly payment options may be available for qualified patients.
Yes, dental insurance typically covers about fifty percent of the cost for medically necessary crowns after meeting your deductible, excluding cosmetic procedures, waiting periods, and annual maximum limits.
Affordable dental crowns are typically achieved through the selection of cost-effective materials like basic metal or porcelain-fused-to-metal alloys, lower regional operational overhead, and streamlined laboratory fabrication processes.
Dental crowns typically last between ten to fifteen years, though they can endure for decades with excellent oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and avoiding habits like teeth grinding.
Caring for a crown involves brushing twice daily, flossing carefully daily to prevent plaque buildup underneath, avoiding very hard or sticky foods, and visiting your dentist regularly for professional checkups.
Yes, you may still be a candidate even with bone loss. Your dentist will need to evaluate the amount and location of the bone loss to determine the best treatment options. In some cases, bone grafting or other procedures may be recommended first.
We're here to help you smile with confidence.