Dental Crowns
The Benefits of a Dental Crown
A Versatile Solution
Crowns have been used in dentistry for decades due to their versatility. Dental crowns can protect a tooth after trauma or decay, cap a tooth after a root canal, conceal deep dental stains that can't be whitened, support a bridge, and more. They can lend to a healthier, more attractive smile.
Improved Confidence
We use porcelain to create crowns that look natural. Porcelain can be altered to match nearly any tooth color and has the same light-reflecting properties as tooth enamel. Our custom dental crowns perfectly complement the hue, shape, and size of surrounding teeth to create a flawless smile. You can smile wide and be confident that no one will be able to tell you've received a porcelain crown.
Restored Function
Broken or missing teeth might mean it is difficult for you to eat, or even to speak clearly. Dental crowns made from porcelain are durable solutions that make eating comfortable again and allow patients to speak without lisping or slurred speech.
See the Difference Crowns Can Make
Enhance Your Smile With a Porcelain Crown Contact Exton Dental Health Group® Today
At Exton Dental Health Group®, we've seen firsthand how porcelain crowns can improve the confidence of our patients and elevate their quality of life. Whether you need a crown for restorative or cosmetic reasons, Drs. Jonathan Scharf and David Kopecki can guide you through the process. They are dedicated to meeting or exceeding your expectations, and you can trust that you're in capable hands when you choose them for your dental care.
Take the first step toward a renewed smile. Request a consultation with one of our dentists or call our Exton office today:
(610) 363-2300
Our Patient Discusses His Experience "Dr. Scharf's a perfectionist."
The Process of Getting a Crown What You Can Expect From Our Exton Dentists
We are steadfast in our dedication to meeting and, whenever possible, exceeding the expectations of our patients.
We Offer Implant-Supported Crowns
Caring for Your Dental Crown
Follow an Oral Care Routine
Brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash regularly can stave off tooth decay, keep the supporting tooth under your crown healthy, and ensure your crown continues to look its best for years to come.
Attend Checkups
During regular checkups, our team can provide you with a dental cleaning, detect problems before they become serious, and check your crown to make sure it's still functioning properly. Our dentists can keep you informed on the condition of your crown and let you know when it's time to replace it.
Avoid Certain Foods
Chewy, sticky foods can pull your crown out of place, and foods that stain can discolor your teeth over time, resulting in a crown that no longer matches them. We recommend chewing sticky foods in areas that don't have dental work and minimizing your intake of foods and beverages that can stain your teeth.
A Dental Solution That Lasts
Crowns typically last for about 15 years, but can last even longer when cared for properly. Some patients report that their crowns stand up to wear for as long as 30 years, making them a long-term dental solution that's worth every penny.
Paying for Your Crown
Our Exton office understands how life-changing crowns can be, so we do everything we can to make them affordable. We are proud to accept most insurances and financing through CareCredit® so patients can fit this life-changing dental solution into their budgets.
When used in restorative dentistry to repair a damaged tooth, dental crowns are often covered by insurance. When used in cosmetic dentistry, patients will have out-of-pocket costs. Financing options allow patients to pay for this dentistry solution in monthly installments, so it's always within reach.
"My teeth are just beautiful now!" Our Dentists Are Proud of the Work They Do
I'm writing in for my mom, Nancy Greaser. " Dr. Scharf has done a fabulous job replacing my chipped and worn away teeth with crowns. My teeth are just beautiful now! In the beginning I was hestident to having the job done, being I am in my 80s, but after seeing my new crowns, I wish I would have done it earlier. Great job Dr. Scharf!!"
View on GoogleDr. Scharf and his team exceeded my expectations on many levels; from the moment I walked through the door, through the procedure, and through final instructions and follow-up. It was an excellent experience, and I plan to make Exton Dental Health my regular dentist.
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