Dental Crowns
Repair a damaged or decayed tooth.
No One Will Notice Your Crown
Teeth don’t repair themselves or heal on their own. So if you have a severely damaged or decayed tooth, you may need a dental crown.
A dental crown is a durable tooth-like cap placed over your existing tooth. It restores your tooth’s:
To see if a crown is your best option, contact our Baton Rouge dentists.
Make Your Teeth Strong & Healthy Again
You’ll also love these advantages of crowns:
I always feel relaxed and grateful. They do a wonderful job, whether just cleaning or putting on crowns, etc.!
Alison B., 5-Star Google Review
Why Our Crowns Last Longer
When you get a crown, the existing tooth will need any decayed or damaged structure removed.
Traditionally, the crown is designed based on what’s left of your tooth. However, many teeth are left weak and insufficient to support a crown long term. This causes crowns to wear down quickly and need frequent replacements.
At Kidder Dental, we don’t want you to experience short-lived results or waste money.
That’s why we place a core buildup on your tooth before designing and placing a crown.
A core buildup consists of durable, tooth-colored material that replacing essential missing tooth structure, so your tooth can support a crown for years to come.
What else sets you up for success? Our dentists! They have extensive training and experience.
FAQs About Dental Crowns
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How much is a dental crown?
The cost varies from patient to patient. The only want to confirm is to schedule a consultation.
If you have dental insurance, a portion of the cost may be covered.
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How long do dental crowns last?
On average, a crown lasts 10 to 15 years with proper care. This includes:
- Brushing twice a day
- Flossing daily
- Visiting the dentist for a routine exam and cleaning at least every six months
- Not chewing on hard items like ice or pens
- Not using your teeth as tools
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What does a dental crown look like?
A dental crown looks like a tooth-shaped cap with a hollow center where your natural tooth or implant will fit. It’s customized to look like the tooth it’s replacing and blend in with surrounding teeth.
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Do dental crowns hurt?
No, getting a crown is a relatively painless procedure. A local anesthetic is used to numb the area, so you don’t feel pain.
If you suffer from dental anxiety or fear, we offer sedation dentistry to help you feel relaxed and take your mind off the appointment.