When a filling is not enough
Once a filling replaces more than about half of a tooth, the remaining walls are prone to cracking. A crown holds the tooth together like a protective helmet and restores normal chewing.
What to expect, step by step
- 1
Diagnose
We confirm the tooth needs a crown—not just a filling—using exam and X-rays.
- 2
Prepare & scan
The tooth is shaped and scanned digitally; a temporary crown protects it.
- 3
Craft
A skilled lab fabricates your crown to Dr. Khoshsar’s specifications.
- 4
Seat
We check fit, bite, and color before permanently bonding it.
Watch: Crowns & Bridges explained
Are you a good candidate?
- Cracked or broken teeth
- Large, failing fillings
- Teeth after root canal therapy
- Replacing a missing tooth with a bridge
Cost, insurance & financing
Crowns are commonly covered at 50% by PPO plans after deductible. We provide an estimate before treatment.
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