Same-Day Dental Crowns in Evansville, IN

A broken, decayed, or damaged tooth can significantly impact your ability to chew, eat, and smile. A dental crown is an excellent option for restoring your tooth’s function and aesthetics so you can get back to enjoying life! 

When Do We Recommend a Tooth Crown?

Our dentists might suggest a dental crown to restore your smile in these situations:

• For a broken, fractured, or severely decayed tooth
• To replace a large filling that has broken down
• As a restoration for a single tooth implant
• To rebuild a tooth that’s had root canal treatment
• To restore a tooth’s aesthetics

A dental crown covers your remaining healthy tooth structure, protecting the integrity of your root. It acts like a natural tooth allowing you to chew, eat, smile, talk, brush, and floss easily and like you’re used to.

At All in the Family Dental, our dentists use beautiful ceramic porcelain for dental crowns in Evansville designed to blend flawlessly with your smile. We have innovative CEREC technology that uses 3-D imaging to take impressions of your tooth, design its restoration, and fabricate a high-quality porcelain crown for you during one office visit while you wait.

So instead of waiting weeks for a dental lab to finish your crown as we did in the past, you’ll leave our Evansville dental office with a stunning porcelain crown that offers optimal function the same day.

Not only does CEREC streamline the time it takes to complete a dental crown but also makes the procedure more comfortable with 3-D imaging. Instead of taking uncomfortable impressions with a paste, we can scan your tooth to create a more precise 3-D image. It’s more accurate for our dentists when designing your crown and more comfortable for you.

Caring for Your Dental Crown

A considerable benefit of dental crowns is that they closely mimic your natural tooth. This means you’ll chew and eat easily and brush and floss your teeth like you normally would with no changes to your home care routine.

Daily brushing at least two times and flossing at least once will help you keep your crown clean and plaque-free. Routine teeth cleanings and checkups with your dentist at least twice a year will also ensure your crown is healthy and functioning as it should. Your dentist can identify problems with your restoration early on when it’s easier to treat.

Our team is well-equipped to help you restore your smile with dental crowns or other restorations and services. If you have a compromised tooth, don’t hesitate to contact All in the Family Dental at (812) 423-6113 or book an evaluation.