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Dental Crowns

Same-Day Crowns with CEREC

Thanks to our investment in cutting-edge technology, same-day crowns are now possible at Kedron Dental Centre. Our CEREC Primemill system scans, fabricates and fits your crown all in one visit — often in as little as two hours, with no second appointment or temporary crown required.

What to expect at a same-day crown appointment

  1. Your dentist prepares the tooth, gently shaping it to make room for the new crown
  2. A quick digital scan is taken with the Primescan wand — no messy impression material
  3. Your crown is designed on-screen to match the shape, size and colour of your natural teeth
  4. The Primemill unit carves your crown from a solid ceramic block, right there in the practice
  5. Once milled, the crown is polished, checked against your bite, and cemented into place
  6. You leave the same day with your finished crown — no temporary crown, and no return visit needed

What is a dental crown?

A permanent cover that encases the entire tooth it's cemented onto. Crowns come in porcelain, gold alloy, acrylic and porcelain-bonded-to-metal, and are used to strengthen and rebuild severely broken, cracked or decayed teeth — as well as to improve the way a tooth looks.

When is a crown needed?

To restore a chipped, cracked or worn-down tooth; protect a weak tooth; support a bridge; cover a tooth with a large filling or a dental implant; cover a misshapen or discoloured tooth; or protect a tooth after root canal treatment — once the nerve is removed, a tooth can become more brittle, and a crown helps seal and strengthen it against future fracture.

Different types of Crowns

There are many different dental crowns available to suit anyone’s needs and budget. Permanent tooth caps can be made from materials including:

Ceramic

With recent advances in dental materials, ceramic crowns are now ideal for front and back teeth alike, offering good strength alongside the best natural colour match.

Metal

Rarely chips or breaks, minimal wear on other teeth — best suited for molars due to colour.

Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal

Popular choice, colour-matched to your natural tooth.

Resin

More affordable, though it wears down faster over time.

Risks involved with Crowns

As with any restorative work: removal of healthy tooth structure, possible nerve sensitivity, bite misalignment or TMJ discomfort, and infection risk if the crown isn't properly sealed or cared for. We'll talk you through what to expect for your specific case.

Smile with confidence!

We're committed to providing thoughtful, patient-focused dental care in a friendly, professional and relaxed atmosphere. We've invested significantly in modern equipment and technology, and our dentists stay up to date with the latest techniques through ongoing professional development.

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