Dental Crowns – Heber City, UT

Make a Broken Tooth
Feel Whole Again

If your tooth is broken, cracked, chipped, or decayed, there’s one thing you need from your dentist—treatment that will really work! That’s why at Timber Ridge Dental we aim to offer treatments that are versatile enough that they can be tailored to fit you, addressing the precise issue that you have with your smile.

Dental crowns are an incredibly flexible method of restoration—they can easily make a broken tooth feel whole again in as little as two appointments. If you’re near Heber City, UT and you’re interested in learning more, don’t hesitate to make an appointment with us today!

Why Choose Timber Ridge Dental for Dental Crowns?

Advanced Technologies that make Beautiful Restorations
Multiple Dentists who will Attend Closely to your Needs
Comfortable Office Where You’ll Actually Enjoy Spending Your Time

What Is a Dental Crown?

Dental crowns are small caps that are designed to fit over the teeth, giving them additional stability, strength, and beauty. They’re versatile enough to be used for a variety of purposes, whether it’s holding broken teeth together, repairing them after a root canal, or helping patients to deal with purely aesthetic imperfections in their smile. The procedure is safe and simple enough to be used for patients of all ages and in any state of oral health.

The Process of Getting a Dental Crown

First, the tooth is prepared for the dental crown by removing small portions of enamel to make room, as well as treating any decay or disease affecting it. We’ll then take an impression of this tooth and use that to design your dental crown, picking its color and shaping it to fit your smile.

These designs will be sent to an external lab where the restoration will be milled to fit these specifications. The tooth will be covered with a temporary crown until the permanent one is completed, some weeks after the initial appointment. At this point we’ll meet you one more time to put the dental crown in place.

Benefits of Getting a Dental Crown

If damaged and disease teeth are not treated, they’re likely to only get worse with time. Infection may spread and breakages could increase in size, causing more severe oral health problems as time progresses.

Dental crowns can reverse this, protecting the tooth from further damage while improving both your comfort and chewing ability. These restorations will also be modified to fit your smile perfectly, so much so that most people will be unable to tell that you’ve had any dental work done.