CEREC Crowns
Crowns in a Single Appointment
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Design Your Crown
Create a 3D image customized to every detail of your tooth.
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Make Your Crown In-House
Carve an exact replica out of a solid ceramic block.
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Prepare the Area
Numb the affected area and remove any decay.
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Place Your Crown
Cement your crown to your tooth and finish with a cleaning.
Crowns are used to repair large fillings or cover broken teeth and root canals.
- Repair damaged teeth
- Replace missing teeth
- Reinforce heavily restored teeth
- Prevent future fractures
- Improve aesthetics of your smile
- Relieve pain caused by fractures or damage
Don't Just Take It From Us.
During the visit they were able to remove the remaining crown, make a new crown and install the new crown all in that visit. Their ability to make crowns in house made for a more accurate sizing of the crown which when installed didn’t require bite adjustment. I was impressed with Dr. Walton and his staff as they provide quality care with state of the art technology and a friendly environment. Sincerely the best experience I’ve had at a dentist office...
Scheduling was quick with an appointment in two days for a chipped tooth. Painless treatment and temporary crown placed. Friendly staff and gentle.
Everyone had a positive attitude and willingness to help! They all worked efficiently to accomplish their goal of enhancing smiles and saving teeth!! Dr. Walton thoroughly explained everything and provided options.
Always nice, and they care about the way my smile looks. I swear I could fall asleep while they're working too!
I was experiencing a lot of discomfort with a new crown. I called the office and got an appt for that afternoon. Dr. Walton even came in early to accommodate me! My tooth now feels great and I really appreciate how much they cared about my issue! Highly recommend!!!
Dr Walton AND staff are the best at offering quality dental care and comfort. For many years I was retroactive with my care and now I am there 3 times a year.
I have terrible anxiety regarding dentists and I have difficulty getting numb, Dr. Walton is the first dentist to ever work through this with me. I would recommend him to everyone, especially individuals with fear of dental procedures...
Answers to Common Questions about CEREC Crowns
We want you to feel confident about your decision to get a CEREC crown. Get the information you need before your procedure.
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Crowns are a full-coverage, 360-degree restoration solution for damaged teeth. We recommend crowns for teeth that are likely to break in the future or for teeth that are too damaged to be corrected by a composite filling.
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There are a variety of reasons why a crown might be a part of your oral health treatment plan:
- A crown is sometimes used when a large cavity or filling exists or if you have a tooth that’s had a root canal that needs further reinforcement.
- You might have a discolored tooth that you want to brighten up, but a Veneer just isn’t the right choice.
- Cracked or excessively worn teeth can sometimes need crowns.
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CEREC Crowns save our patients time and keeps them from discomfort. We believe this is the best procedure to protect a tooth against a potential fracture.
We also use CEREC crowns because designs are precise—every part fits in harmony with adjacent teeth. That means minimal—if any—adjustments are needed after placement.
The color is also impeccable—CEREC crowns look incredibly natural and are matched to your tooth color.
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Our CEREC crown process only takes one appointment. Typically, the procedure takes between one and one and a half hours.
Schedule Your CEREC Crown
If you need a crown, simply fill out the form and we’ll connect to schedule a convenient time for your visit.