Dental Crowns in Tamworth

    Strengthen and protect your damaged teeth

    CEREC same-day crown technology
    Same-day CEREC crown technology

    A tooth can become weak from a large filling that has compromised its structure, a crack that developed from grinding or trauma, significant decay, or the natural weakening that occurs after root canal treatment. A weakened tooth is at serious risk of fracturing completely, which can lead to severe pain, infection, and potentially the complete loss of the tooth.

    Living with a compromised tooth is unsettling. You might find yourself avoiding certain foods, chewing only on one side of your mouth, or wincing whenever something too hot or cold touches the sensitive area, worried that one wrong bite could break the tooth and send you in for an emergency visit.

    Perhaps you've already noticed hairline cracks in the tooth, or your dentist has warned you that an old filling is failing and the remaining tooth structure is thinning. You need a reliable, long-lasting solution that protects the tooth, restores its function, and lets you eat and smile with confidence again.

    How Dental Crowns Protect Your Smile

    A dental crown, often called a cap, is a custom-made, tooth-shaped covering that fits over a weakened or damaged tooth. At Oasis Smiles Dental in Tamworth, we use high-quality, durable materials like porcelain to create crowns that look and feel just like your natural teeth. The crown encases the entire visible portion of the tooth above the gum line, providing strength and protection.

    We invest in CEREC same-day crown technology. Traditional crown procedures require at least two appointments: one to prepare the tooth and take impressions, and another weeks later to fit the permanent crown. During the waiting period, you wear a temporary crown that can be fragile and uncomfortable. With CEREC, we can complete your entire crown treatment in a single visit.

    The CEREC system uses advanced 3D digital scanning to capture precise images of your prepared tooth. Dr. Daniel Raditaolana then uses sophisticated software to design your crown with exact specifications. The design is sent to our in-office milling machine, which carves your new crown from a solid block of high-quality ceramic in about 15 minutes. After careful shading and polishing to match your natural teeth, the crown is bonded permanently in place, all in one appointment.

    This technology means no goopy impressions, no temporary crowns, and no second visit. You walk out of our Tamworth practice with your permanent, beautiful crown securely in place, ready to function immediately.

    When is a Dental Crown Recommended?

    • Protect a weak tooth from fracturing
    • Restore a tooth that is already broken or severely worn down
    • Cover and support a tooth with a large filling
    • Hold a dental bridge in place
    • Cover a dental implant
    • Improve the appearance of a misshapen or discoloured tooth
    • Strengthen a tooth after root canal treatment

    Modern porcelain crowns are remarkably natural in appearance. The ceramic material can be colour-matched precisely to blend with your surrounding teeth, and it has the same light-reflecting properties as natural enamel. Most people won't be able to tell which tooth has a crown. It simply looks like a healthy, natural tooth.

    With proper care, including good oral hygiene and regular check-ups at our Tamworth practice, a dental crown can last 15 to 20 years or even longer. It's a worthwhile investment in preserving a tooth that might otherwise be lost, saving you from the greater expense and complexity of extraction and tooth replacement options.

    Protect Your Compromised Tooth

    Don't risk losing a compromised tooth to fracture or continued decay. A dental crown can provide the strength and protection needed to save your tooth and complete your smile. Find out if same-day CEREC crowns are the right solution for you at Oasis Smiles Dental, conveniently located near Northgate Shopping Centre in Tamworth.

    Contact our Tamworth dental practice to schedule your consultation. Call (02) 6766 2668 or book online today!

    Real Patient Results

    See the transformations we've achieved for our patients

    After porcelain crowns - restored smile
    Before porcelain crowns treatment
    BeforeAfter
    8 Porcelain Crowns & Lower Composite

    Full smile restoration with 8 porcelain crowns and lower composite restorations

    After crowns and partial - complete restoration
    Before crowns and partial plate
    BeforeAfter
    Porcelain Crowns & Partial Plate

    Full smile restoration with crowns and partial denture

    After porcelain crowns and composite restorations
    Before crowns and restorations
    BeforeAfter
    Porcelain Crowns & Composite Restorations

    Root canal treatment followed by porcelain crowns and composite restorations

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A crown may be recommended to protect a weak tooth from fracturing, restore a tooth that is already broken or worn down, support a tooth with a large filling, hold a bridge in place, cover an implant, strengthen a tooth after root canal treatment, or improve the look of a misshapen or discoloured tooth.

    Not with our CEREC same-day crown technology. Instead of the usual two visits, with a temporary crown in between, we scan your prepared tooth digitally, design the crown, and mill it from a ceramic block in about 15 minutes. It's shaded, polished, and bonded permanently in the same appointment.

    Yes. We use high-quality, durable materials like porcelain, which can be colour-matched precisely to your surrounding teeth and has the same light-reflecting properties as natural enamel. Most people won't be able to tell which tooth has a crown. It simply looks like a healthy, natural tooth.

    With proper care, including good oral hygiene and regular check-ups at our Tamworth practice, a dental crown can last 15 to 20 years or even longer. It's a worthwhile investment in preserving a tooth that might otherwise be lost to fracture or continued decay.

    A weakened tooth from a large filling, a crack, deep decay, or a past root canal can leave you avoiding certain foods, chewing on one side, or wincing at hot or cold. If you've noticed hairline cracks or been warned a filling is failing, a crown can protect the tooth. Call (02) 6766 2668.

    Protect Your Tooth with a Crown

    Call (02) 6766 2668 to book your crown consultation.