Broken, worn, or damaged teeth? Dental Faith offers dental crowns in Nashville to cover and protect affected teeth while improving their function and appearance.
Crowns are available in different materials. Dr. Fedler will recommend an option based on the location of the tooth, your bite, the condition of the tooth, and your treatment needs.
Porcelain crowns are tooth-colored restorations commonly used when the appearance of the treated tooth is an important consideration. The shade and shape are selected to blend with the surrounding teeth.
All-ceramic crowns do not contain a metal base. They provide a tooth-colored option that may be used for front or back teeth, depending on the tooth and the amount of biting pressure in that area.
Zirconia is a strong, tooth-colored material that may be recommended for teeth exposed to greater biting or chewing pressure. Dr. Fedler will consider the tooth’s location, your bite, and appearance when discussing this option.
Metal crowns may be used on certain back teeth where durability is a major consideration. Because the material does not match the color of natural teeth, Dr. Fedler will discuss whether it is appropriate for the location being treated.
For qualifying cases, Dental Faith may be able to scan, make, and place a dental crown during one visit. Some teeth, materials, and treatment plans may still require a laboratory-made crown and a second appointment.
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A dental crown covers the visible portion of a tooth. It may be recommended to protect a weakened tooth, repair significant damage, cover a large filling, or restore a tooth after root canal treatment.
Protect a Weakened Tooth
A crown may help support a tooth weakened by decay, a crack, wear, or a large filling. The condition of the tooth will determine whether a crown is an appropriate treatment.
Restore Tooth Function
A properly fitted crown can improve how a damaged tooth functions when biting and chewing. We check the fit and bite during placement.
Improve Tooth Appearance
Tooth-colored crowns can improve the appearance of certain broken, worn, misshapen, or discolored teeth. The shade and shape are selected with the surrounding teeth in mind.
Care and Lifespan
The lifespan of a crown varies based on its material, location, bite, oral hygiene, and habits such as grinding or chewing ice. Crowns may eventually need repair or replacement.
Comfort-Focused Care
Our bilingual team explains the procedure and gives you time to ask questions. Tell us if you feel nervous or experience discomfort during your visit.
Worried about what happens during crown treatment? Here is exactly what to expect at Dental Faith from start to finish.
The cost of a dental crown depends on the material selected, the tooth being treated, and any care needed before the crown can be placed.
Crown Material – Porcelain, ceramic, zirconia, and metal crowns may have different fees.
Condition of the Tooth – Treatment for decay, damage, or an existing restoration may affect the total cost of care.
Additional Treatment – A filling, buildup, root canal, or other procedure may be needed before crown placement.
Insurance Benefits – Dental insurance coverage varies by plan. Our team can review the benefit information supplied by your insurance company and discuss your estimated cost.
A dental examination may be needed before Dr. Fedler can recommend a crown and provide an estimate. Contact Dental Faith to schedule an appointment and ask about current payment options.
Our team provides same-day dental crowns in Nashville – so you don’t have to wait! Our staff can give you a brighter, healthy and more comfortable smile that you will be proud of for years to come. Contact us today!
Dental Faith uses digital scanning to record the shape of your tooth and surrounding teeth when appropriate. The scan helps plan the size, shape, fit, and bite of the restoration.
Selected crowns may be made and placed during one visit using our in-office crown system. Other cases may require a laboratory-made crown and a temporary restoration while the final crown is being made.
Before placement, Dr. Fedler checks the crown’s fit, bite, and appearance and makes adjustments when needed.
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The cost depends on the crown material, the tooth being treated, and whether additional care is needed before placement. Insurance benefits vary by plan. Dental Faith can provide an estimate after examining the tooth and reviewing the recommended treatment.
At Dental Faith we offer porcelain crowns, ceramic crowns, zirconia crowns, metal crowns, and same-day CEREC crowns. We help you pick the right type based on the tooth location, your bite, and your goals.
A crown’s lifespan depends on its material, location, bite, oral hygiene, and daily habits. Regular dental visits can help identify wear, damage, or changes around the crown.
Selected crowns may be completed in one visit when an in-office crown system can be used. Other cases require a laboratory-made crown and a second appointment. Dr. Fedler can explain which process applies to your tooth.
Crown materials differ in strength, appearance, thickness, and how they respond to biting pressure. Dr. Fedler will recommend a material based on the location and condition of the tooth.
A crown may be recommended when a tooth has more damage or lost structure than a filling can reasonably repair. The decision depends on the amount of healthy tooth remaining, the location of the damage, and the forces placed on the tooth.
Yes. A porcelain or ceramic crown fully covers the visible tooth surface. It can correct deep staining that whitening cannot fix and restore a natural, clean appearance.
The area is usually numbed before the tooth is prepared. Patients may experience pressure during treatment or temporary sensitivity afterward. Contact the office if discomfort is severe, continues, or your bite feels uneven.
Many root canal-treated teeth benefit from a crown, particularly back teeth exposed to stronger chewing forces. The need for a crown depends on the tooth’s location, condition, and remaining structure.
Call Dental Faith to schedule an examination for a damaged, cracked, worn, or weakened tooth. Same-day crown treatment may be available for qualifying cases.
