Large fillings
- Protects remaining tooth structure
- Reduces risk of fracture
- Restores natural shape
Strong protection • Natural aesthetics • Precision fit
Dental Crowns in Toronto
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that restores a damaged or weakened tooth. Crowns protect the tooth, restore comfortable chewing, and deliver a natural, premium-looking finish with careful shade matching and modern design.
Digital impressions
Custom shade matching
Comfort-first approach
Why you may need a dental crown
Crowns are recommended when a tooth needs full coverage for strength, structure, or aesthetics. The goal is to protect the tooth and restore a confident natural smile.
Cracks or fractures
- Full coverage reinforcement
- Helps limit crack propagation
- Improves bite stability
After root canal
- Reinforces brittle tooth structure
- Improves long term durability
- Restores comfortable chewing
Cosmetic upgrade
- Refines shape and symmetry
- Improves shade when indicated
- Premium looking finish
Crown materials and options
Material choice depends on where the tooth is, your bite forces, and the look you want. We help you choose the best balance of strength and aesthetics.
All ceramic
Premium aesthetics with natural translucency. Great for visible areas when the bite allows.
- Natural appearance
- Great for front teeth
- Precise shade matching
Zirconia
High strength with modern cosmetic improvements. Often great for back teeth and heavier bite cases.
- Very strong
- Durable for chewing
- Modern aesthetic finish
Porcelain fused
A classic approach combining strength and appearance, depending on your specific case.
- Balanced option
- Widely used
- Case dependent
Implant crown
Replaces a missing tooth on a dental implant. Designed for comfort, stability, and natural appearance.
- Does not rely on neighbours
- Stable bite feel
- Premium long term option
Luxury detail that matters
We fine tune the bite, polish edges, and match the crown to your smile so it looks and feels like a natural part of you.
Your crown appointment journey
A refined step by step process designed for comfort, accuracy, and a natural final result.
01
Exam and planning
We evaluate the tooth, your bite, and imaging to design the best crown solution.
02
Gentle preparation
The tooth is shaped carefully to ensure a precise fit and long term strength.
03
Digital impression and shade match
We capture accurate measurements and select a shade that blends with your smile.
04
Final fitting
We check margins, comfort, and bite, then polish for a smooth natural feel.
A crown that feels like your tooth
The difference between an okay crown and a premium crown is detail. We focus on margin precision, realistic contours, and bite balance so the crown feels natural when you chew and speak.
Fit
Designed for comfort and stability
Look
Natural translucency and shade harmony
Bite
Fine tuned occlusion and polish
Care
Clear aftercare and long term guidance
How long do crowns last
Lifespan varies by material, bite forces, and hygiene. With professional care and good cleaning habits, crowns can last for many years.
Caring for your crown
Crowns need the same daily care as natural teeth. Consistent hygiene protects the gum line and the supporting tooth underneath.
1
Brush gently twice daily
Focus on the gum line around the crown margins.
2
Floss every day
Daily flossing reduces plaque and supports healthy gums.
3
Avoid hard habits
Ice chewing and nail biting can damage natural teeth and crowns.
4
Protect against grinding
If you clench or grind, a night guard may protect your work.
Dental crown FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about comfort, timelines, materials, and results.
Does a crown look natural
Yes. With custom shade matching and realistic contours, crowns can blend beautifully with your natural teeth.
How many visits do I need
Many crowns are completed in two main visits: planning and preparation, then final fitting. Timelines can vary depending on complexity and lab turnaround.
Is the procedure painful
Most patients feel comfortable during treatment with modern anesthesia. Mild tenderness afterward can happen, and we provide clear aftercare guidance.
What if my crown feels high
Call us. A small bite adjustment can make a big difference in comfort and helps protect the crown and opposing teeth.
How long do crowns last
Lifespan depends on your bite, hygiene, and habits like grinding. With good care and regular visits, crowns can last many years.
How much does a crown cost
Cost depends on material choice, complexity, and whether additional treatment is needed. After an exam, we provide a clear plan and estimate.
Restore your tooth with a custom dental crown
Book a consultation to explore crown materials, aesthetics, and a plan tailored to your tooth and bite.
Treatment recommendations vary by individual needs. A clinical exam is required to confirm the best option.
