Dental Crowns Fort Myers, FL

Improve Your Smile With Crown Specialist

Caloosa Dental Fort Myers employs an array of up-to-date methods when it comes to changing the size, shape, and alignment of your teeth. Whether you're looking to enhance your smile or restore function, treatments like a dental crown can provide lasting results with a natural appearance.

From repairing decayed teeth to replacing or fixing previous dental treatments, you can trust us to create a healthy, bright, and beautiful smile!

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Protect and Restore Your Smile with Dental Crowns

A dental crown is a dental treatment that is created to cover a tooth that is damaged or weakened. If a tooth is cracked, broken, or has undergone a root canal procedure, we may suggest placing a crown on it. Crowns serve the purpose of safeguarding the tooth from additional harm while also enhancing its appearance and structure. Typically, you can anticipate the crown to remain in good condition for several years before requiring replacement.

Why do we need Crowns?

When is a dental crown the right choice? Our team at Caloosa Dental Fort Myers looks to crowns as a primary defense for teeth that have lost their structural integrity. Whether you are dealing with a fractured or broken tooth, or require extra support following a root canal procedure, a crown helps prevent further trauma. We also recommend this restorative treatment for teeth with deep decay or large fillings, where traditional restorative methods are no longer sufficient to provide long-term protection and stability.

Candidates for Dental Crowns?

Our team will assess your teeth to determine if a crown is required. If it is determined that a crown is necessary, it is advisable to proceed with the treatment promptly to avoid additional harm to the tooth. If you have an existing crown that requires replacement, we can conveniently handle this in our office. Rest assured, we can place crowns on any tooth in need of restoration within your mouth.

What happens during a Dental Crown procedure?

To begin the crown procedure, our doctor will first apply a local anesthetic to numb the specific area in your mouth. This will ensure a more comfortable experience during your appointment. Next, the tooth will be carefully filed down to create enough space for the crown. Impressions will be taken and used to create a custom-made crown. At Caloosa Dental, our restorative dentist provides this service to enhance both function and appearance. A second appointment will be scheduled for the final placement of the crown. Rest assured, the crown will not only provide a full and healthy-looking smile but also last for many years to come.

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