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Strong, Affordable Protection for Your Child’s Smile

When a Crown is Needed

A crown covers the entire tooth, restoring its size, shape, and strength. It also protects the tooth from damage or wear. Generally, there are two reasons a crown may be necessary.
  1. Advanced decay has compromised a large portion of the tooth. If a cavity is treated when it is small, a simple filling is sufficient. However, if the tooth is no longer strong enough to support a filling, it will need to be crowned.
  2. The tooth is badly fractured, or part of it is broken off, it may need a crown to restore it.

Benefits of Stainless Steel Crowns

Why choose stainless steel crowns?
  • Restore the size, shape, and functionality of the tooth for full chewing efficiency and clear speech.
  • Protect the tooth from further damage.
  • The procedure is fast, easy, and quick
  • Stainless steel is an economical and durable material, making it ideal for children’s dental restorations.
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