November 16, 2018

What is the Purpose of Dental Crowns?

By Dr. Liana Muradyan, DDS · Medically reviewed by Dr. Leon Kiraj, DDS

What is a dental crown?

Why get a dental crown?

Cover cracks and chips
Restore structure to a broken tooth
Deliver protection and strength after a root canal
Reinforce a dental bridge
Strengthen teeth
Rebuild teeth to their natural shape and size
Protect a weak tooth from breaking or repair a broken tooth
Cover discolored teeth
Attach bridges
Hold and support a filling
Enhance appearance

Oral hygiene maintenance

Limit soda, coffee and alcohol
Drink tap water when possible
Monitor your low-carb lifestyle
Increase your calcium intake
Take a daily dose of vitamins C and D
Put out the cigarettes

Frequently Asked Questions

A dental crown is a cap placed over a tooth to restore its shape, size, and strength. It supports teeth significantly damaged by decay or trauma.

Crowns cover cracks and chips, protect weak teeth, and add strength after a root canal. They can also attach bridges and cover discolored teeth.

Yes, a crown delivers protection and strength to a tooth after a root canal. It helps prevent the treated tooth from breaking.

Good oral hygiene helps, including limiting soda, coffee, and alcohol and increasing calcium and vitamins C and D. Quitting smoking also protects your teeth.

Infinite Dental Wellness in Glendale offers dental crowns. Our USC-trained husband-and-wife dentists can evaluate whether a crown is right for you.

Have questions about your smile?

The team at Infinite Dental Wellness in Glendale, CA is here to help. Reach out today.

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