Porcelain Crowns  Palm Bay, FL

Porcelain Crowns in Palm Bay, FL

Getting porcelain crowns is one of the best ways to achieve a very natural-looking smile while restoring a damaged tooth’s strength.
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Porcelain crowns are used when simply filling in a tooth isn’t an option. There are times when decay is too extensive, and we need to use a porcelain crown instead. We also use them on severely damaged teeth, or teeth that have already had multiple fillings and need more comprehensive support.

Porcelain crowns are attached right to your tooth so they can function normally, even when you bite something firm. There are several types of porcelain crowns available, so it’s important to discuss which type is best suited for your specific tooth and bite with our team.

Crowns are also commonly used following a root canal to protect and restore the treated tooth, and they can be part of a broader smile makeover or full mouth reconstruction when several teeth need attention at once.

Call (321) 447-4444 to schedule a consultation and find out if a porcelain crown is right for your tooth.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is a porcelain crown needed instead of a filling?

A crown is typically needed when decay is too extensive for a filling, or when a tooth is severely damaged or has already had multiple fillings.

Do porcelain crowns look natural?

Yes, porcelain crowns are designed to closely match the color and shape of your natural teeth for a very natural-looking result.

Can porcelain crowns handle normal biting and chewing?

Yes, crowns are attached directly to the tooth so they can function normally, even when biting down on firm foods.

Are there different types of porcelain crowns?

Yes, several types are available, and our team will discuss which option is best suited for your specific tooth and bite.

Is a crown always needed after a root canal?

Crowns are commonly used after a root canal to protect and restore the treated tooth, though your dentist will confirm what’s needed for your specific case.

Can porcelain crowns be part of a larger cosmetic treatment plan?

Yes, crowns are often included in a broader smile makeover or full mouth reconstruction plan.

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