Dental Crowns

Yes! Our tooth-coloured crowns are designed to match your natural teeth in shape, shade, and translucency.

Sometimes, teeth can be structurally weak without pain. A crown prevents future fractures and costly emergencies.

Crowns are stain-resistant, but surface staining may occur with habits like smoking or frequent coffee. Regular cleaning helps.

That’s very common. Teeth become brittle after a root canal, so a crown adds strength and protection.

If more than half the tooth is filled or weakened, a crown offers better long-term stability.

Not currently, as we prioritize precision lab-made crowns for fit, aesthetics, and longevity.

Generally two—one to prepare and scan, and one to place the final crown.

Let us know right away. We offer free post-treatment adjustments to ensure comfort.

Most private health funds cover a portion. We do on-the-spot HICAPS claiming and are preferred providers for CBHS, HCF, and nib.

Yes. We accept both. Ideal for managing the cost over time without interest.

We keep priority spots for urgent cases. Call us and we’ll do our best to fast-track your appointment.

In rare cases, yes—such as severely decayed baby teeth. We’ll advise you on the best option.

Brush and floss like normal. Avoid chewing hard objects. Come in for regular checkups.

It’s rare but possible. If it happens, keep it safe and call us immediately. We’ll reattach or replace it.

Yes, most crowns eventually need replacement. We monitor them at each visit and advise when it’s time.

Not always—but delaying can risk fracture or infection. We’ll always give honest advice.

Absolutely. Once settled in, your crown should feel and function like your natural tooth.

Not at all. In fact, it can improve speech if the damaged tooth was interfering before.

We use TGA-approved materials, prioritizing biocompatibility, aesthetics, and function.

Come in for a consultation. We’ll walk you through options with honesty and clarity.