Restorative Dentistry

Crowns & Bridges

Custom ceramic caps and multi-tooth bridges to restore heavily damaged or missing teeth.

Area of care

Restorative Dentistry

Typical duration

2 visits over ~2–3 weeks

Treatment information

Understand the treatment before discussing whether it may be appropriate for you.

Treatment overview

Understanding Crowns & Bridges.

Crowns protect weakened teeth after extensive decay or root canal treatment. Bridges replace one or more missing teeth using neighbouring teeth for support. The dentist records the prepared teeth using an appropriate impression or scanning method so the restoration can be planned for fit and appearance.

Key information

What this treatment involves

  • Individual fit and shade planning
  • High-strength ceramics
  • Natural translucency

Potential benefits

Why it may be considered

  • Restores chewing
  • Protects weak teeth
  • Natural-looking result

Treatment process

How the treatment may work.

The exact sequence may vary depending on your assessment, treatment plan and individual needs.

  1. 01

    Preparation & Scan

    The tooth is prepared and an impression or scan is taken as appropriate.

  2. 02

    Temporary

    A comfortable temporary protects the tooth.

  3. 03

    Final Fit

    Your custom restoration is bonded and adjusted.

Aftercare

After treatment

  • Chew carefully on temporaries
  • Avoid very sticky/hard foods for 24 hours after final bonding

Follow the instructions given by your dentist, as aftercare may vary depending on the procedure and your individual needs.

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