Dental Crowns · Edgecliff
Custom ceramic crowns and bridges designed with digital scanning. Used to restore heavily damaged, weakened, or missing teeth.
About the Treatment
A dental crown is a cap placed over an existing tooth to restore its shape, strength, and appearance. Commonly used for heavily filled, cracked, or broken teeth, or after root canal treatment.
A dental bridge uses crowns on adjacent teeth to support one or more artificial teeth in a gap — a fixed, non-removable restoration.
Dr Pierre Dentistry uses digital 3D scanning for all crown and bridge work. Crowns are fabricated in a dental laboratory from ceramic materials.
Treatment requires two or more appointments: preparation and scan at the first visit, final crown placement at a subsequent visit. A temporary crown is placed between appointments.
Process
Clinical and X-ray assessment. Options including crown, bridge, implant, or other alternatives discussed.
Tooth shaped under local anaesthesia. Digital scan taken. Temporary crown placed.
Crown designed and fabricated — typically 1–2 weeks.
Final crown fitted, bite adjusted, and cemented. Follow-up review if required.
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Contact us to discuss whether a crown or bridge is appropriate for your situation.
