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Dental Onlay & Crowns

What It Is

A restorative dental solution designed to strengthen damaged teeth. Dental onlays are custom-fitted prosthesis that restore part of a tooth, while crowns cover the entire tooth to protect it and restore its function. Both options use durable, natural-looking materials to blend seamlessly with your smile, ensuring both functionality and aesthetics.

Why It Matters +
When Do You Need It

Dental onlays and crowns are essential for restoring damaged teeth. This service is ideal if you:
Have a cracked or fractured tooth that requires reinforcement.
1

Have a cracked or fractured tooth that requires reinforcement.

Need to restore a tooth with a large cavity that can’t be treated with a filling.
2

Need to restore a tooth with a large cavity that can’t be treated with a filling.

Have undergone root canal treatment and need to protect the treated tooth.
3

Have undergone root canal treatment and need to protect the treated tooth.

Dental Onlay & Crowns

How It Helps

Protects weakened teeth from further damage

Protects weakened teeth from further damage.

Restores chewing ability and comfort

Restores chewing ability and comfort.

Enhances the appearance of your smile with a natural, seamless finish

Enhances the appearance of your smile with a natural, seamless finish.

Procedure Breakdown

scaning
1

Preparation

The tooth is shaped, and an impression/scan is taken to create a custom-fit onlay or crown.
Your restoration is crafted from high-quality materials to match your natural teeth.
2

Fabrication

Your restoration is crafted from high-quality materials to match your natural teeth.
The onlay or crown is bonded securely to the tooth for long-lasting strength and durability.
3

Placement

The onlay or crown is bonded securely to the tooth for long-lasting strength and durability.

Common Problems Solved

  • Cracked, chipped, or fractured teeth
  • Large cavities requiring more than a filling
  • Teeth weakened by root canal treatment
have a question?

Quick answers to questions you may have

With proper care, they can last many years

The materials are designed to appear as close as possible to your natural teeth.

No, local anesthesia is used to ensure a comfortable experience during the preparation and placement.

Typically, it requires minimum two visits: one for preparation and impressions/scans, and another for placement.

While the restoration is durable, it’s best to avoid hard or sticky foods for the first 24 hours after placement.

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