Dental crowns

A dental crown is placed over a tooth when it no longer has the strength to function on its own. Crowns help reinforce the structure, restore comfort, and create a natural-feeling bite. Many patients appreciate the reassurance that comes from knowing the tooth is protected moving forward.

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Why is it

A crown may be recommended when a tooth has:

  • A large or failing filling
  • Deep decay
  • Cracks or fractures
  • Significant wear
  • Completed root canal therapy
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What To Expect

Treatment typically includes:

  • Examining the tooth and reviewing imaging
  • Shaping the tooth so the crown fits securely
  • Taking a digital scan for precise design
  • Wearing a temporary crown while the final one is made
  • Fitting and adjusting the permanent crown

We guide you through each step so everything feels clear and manageable.

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Getting started with the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)? We’ll walk you through what’s covered and help you get the care you need — no confusion, no stress.
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Cost shouldn’t be a barrier to care. We offer 0% financing, help you understand your insurance, and walk you through every option — so you can make the choice that’s right for you.
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