Care for damaged or heavily restored teeth.
A crown may be considered for a damaged or heavily restored tooth. An examination establishes the condition of the tooth and whether a crown or another approach is appropriate.
Crowns & Restorative Dentistry
Personalized restorative care considers what your teeth need to function well, alongside the way your smile looks.
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
A crown may be considered for a damaged or heavily restored tooth. An examination establishes the condition of the tooth and whether a crown or another approach is appropriate.
A tooth that has had root canal treatment may need further restoration. The doctor assesses the remaining tooth structure and discusses how it can be restored.
Restorative planning considers bite, function, tooth shape, and shade. The recommendation should explain what is being restored and why.
Depending on the condition of the tooth, a more conservative restoration or another treatment may be appropriate. An online description cannot diagnose your tooth.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Evaluate the tooth and your concerns.
Discuss the recommended restoration and alternatives.
Plan preparation, restoration, and appointments.
Review fit, function, and ongoing care.
PATIENT EXPERIENCES
Real experiences shared by patients who trusted Dr. Juan Antonio González with their dental care.
Verified patient stories and treatment photographs will be shared here when available, with permission. In the meantime, a personal consultation is the place to discuss what may be possible for you.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
No. The recommendation depends on an examination and the condition of the tooth.
A preliminary conversation can clarify next steps. An in-person examination and imaging may be needed for final recommendations.