Resource Center: Crowns

Many different types of dental issues indicate the use of crowns and veneers.  Crowns and veneers can be used both for medically necessary situations such as tooth decay, cavities, and root canals, as well as in cosmetic dentistry in order to improve the aesthetic appearance of your teeth.  Sometimes, the procedure you are having performed will dictate whether you will need a crown or veneer.  In other situations, you may be able to choose whether to use a crown or a veneer.

Many people are self-conscious about their teeth.  Although they may be healthy teeth and well cared for by medically necessary dental procedures, they could be discolored, crooked, or have any other number of real or perceived defects that can make you not want to smile.  Unfortunately, many cosmetic dentistry procedures are not covered by insurance and individuals often avoid seeking out additional information with the belief that they will be too expensive to be able to afford.  By learning more about cosmetic dentistry prices, however, you might be pleasantly surprised.  The pri

If you have a broken, stained or discolored tooth, a dental crown can help restore your smile - and your confidence! A dental crown, also called a tooth cap, is a type of replacement tooth used when a tooth is broken, damaged or discolored but the root is still intact.