The Observatory Dental

White Crowns

Restoring strength, function, and a naturally beautiful smile

Advances in modern dentistry allow us to create white crowns that are virtually invisible and perfectly natural-looking, blending seamlessly with your surrounding teeth. As we embrace later life, enjoying meals, conversation, and laughter without hesitation becomes even more important.

A dental crown offers a strong, long-lasting way to restore a tooth weakened by decay, a large filling, or accidental damage – helping you maintain both comfort and confidence in your smile.

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What is a crown?

A dental crown fits over the remaining parts of a damaged tooth, reinforcing its strength and restoring its natural shape and appearance.

Crowns can be crafted from porcelain, ceramic, gold, or porcelain bonded to precious metal. Your dentist will guide you in choosing the best material to balance strength, aesthetics, and your personal needs.

Crowns are recommended for a variety of reasons, including:

  • A tooth weakened by a large filling or decay.
  • Discoloured or damaged teeth affecting your smile.
  • Protection for a tooth after root canal treatment.
  • Fractured or broken teeth from accidents.

What happens during a crown treatment?

During your first appointment, your dentist will prepare the tooth, shaping the remaining structure or rebuilding it if necessary.

An impression is taken and sent to our skilled dental technician to create a crown that perfectly matches the colour and shade of your natural teeth. A temporary crown protects your tooth until your next visit, when your permanent crown is fitted, adjusted, and bonded for a secure, comfortable result.

We also offer Ceramic Tooth Reconstruction, using advanced technology to create a bonded porcelain insert. This precise approach preserves more of your natural tooth while delivering a strong, natural-looking restoration.

How long will my crown last?

The longevity of a crown depends on several factors:

  • Strength of the underlying tooth.
  • Your bite and chewing forces.
  • Consistency of daily oral care.
  • A balanced diet limiting sugary foods and drinks.

With proper care, a crown can maintain both function and appearance for many years, helping you enjoy life with confidence and ease.

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