Crowns
From As Low As $799
- Free Initial Consultation ($175* Value)
*Conditions Apply
**Cannot be combined with Care Credit
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WHY CHOOSE
The Upland Dentist?
EXCEPTIONALLY SKILLED & COMPASSIONATE DEVOTED TO THE NEEDS OF EACH PATIENT
30+ Years Experience
Associate Professor, Loma Linda University School of Dentistry
Advanced Training in Cosmetic Dentistry
Metal Free Dentistry
Open Late Hours
24-hour Emergency Service Available
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Testimonials
The team is amazing and honest! Laid back quality care! I was overcharged and they caught it and followed up with a refund! I was pleased my insurance ended up covering more! It's hard to come by these standards these days!
Nicole★★★★★ 
So very grateful for Dr. Woodson and his friendly staff. Dr. Woodson is extremely compassionate, nice, and cares for his patients as family. I was in pain and came in for a root canal. I was very nervous and scared about the procedure.
SYLVIA VARGAS★★★★★
Broken tooth? Badly decayed tooth? Don’t panic, you probably won’t lose the tooth! We may be able to save your tooth with a dental crown.
What are
Dental Crowns?
A crown is a tooth shaped cover that is positioned over an existing damaged tooth to enhance strength and durability and to create a smoother look.
Reasons for
Crown Placement
- Reinforce a tooth that is cracked or broken
- Repair a tooth that has an old large filling
- Cover a tooth that is severely decayed
- Reinforce a tooth that has had a root canal
- Encase a dental implant
- Anchor a dental bridge
Crowns strengthen and protect the remaining tooth structure and can improve the appearance of your smile. Types of crowns include the full porcelain crown (ideal for use on the front teeth), the porcelain-fused-to-metal crown and the all-metal crown (ideal for use on the back teeth).
The Dental Crown
Procedure
- Before placing the crown on the tooth, the tooth will be shaped to make room for it.
- Then an impression of the tooth and the surrounding teeth is taken.
- A temporary acrylic crown is placed on the tooth.
- When the permanent crown is ready (1-2 weeks normally), the temporary crowns are replaced.
A Crown May Last
up to 40 years.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation to get an opinion on your need for dental crowns or bridges.
Don’t hesitate to contact us to discuss any aspect of your dental health – we don’t charge for giving advice!
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