Caps that restore a damaged tooth, or a fixed replacement spanning a gap.

What it involves
A crown covers a tooth that is broken or heavily filled. A bridge replaces a missing tooth by anchoring to the teeth on either side. Both are usually completed within a single trip.
Who it suits
Crowns suit teeth too damaged for a filling but with a sound root. Bridges need healthy teeth either side of the gap to carry the load.
Risks and things to consider
Preparing teeth for a crown or bridge removes tooth structure permanently. The supporting teeth of a bridge carry extra load and can be affected over time. Both need replacing eventually. Sensitivity after fitting is common and usually settles.
Results
We will show photographs of real completed cases here, with the patient's written permission. We do not use stock images of models.