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Dental Crowns in Burlington

Dental crowns are an essential part of restorative dentistry, helping improve the strength, appearance, and longevity of your teeth.
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Beautifully Natural Tooth Restoration

A dental crown is a custom-made “cap” placed over a tooth to restore its strength, function, and appearance. Crowns are commonly used for teeth that are broken, severely decayed, misshapen, discoloured, or treated with a root canal. Each crown is individually crafted to match the natural colour and contour of your surrounding teeth for a seamless-looking smile. With proper care, dental crowns can last 15 years or longer. Crowns may also be used to support a dental bridge, restore a dental implant, or enhance the overall aesthetics of your smile.

How Does the Dental Crown Procedure Work?

Getting a dental crown typically requires two visits to our office and is completed by one of our experienced dentists.
Here’s what you can expect during the process:

Examining and Preparing the Tooth

The first step in the dental crown process is a detailed examination and preparation of the tooth. Your dentist will assess the condition of the tooth, clean the area, and reshape it as needed to create a secure fit for the crown. Any damaged or decayed portions of the tooth will be removed to restore strength and prevent future complications.

Designing and Shaping Your Crown

Once your tooth has been prepared, we will take detailed impressions of your teeth using dental putty. These impressions are used to create a custom porcelain crown that matches the shape and appearance of your natural teeth. In the meantime, a temporary crown will be placed to protect your tooth until your permanent crown is ready. If you are restoring a missing tooth with a dental implant, impressions of the implant and surrounding teeth will also be taken so your custom crown can be precisely crafted.

Placing Your Permanent Crown

At your second appointment, your temporary crown will be removed and replaced with your permanent custom crown. The crown will be securely bonded using strong dental cement or, in some cases, a discreet internal screw. Once in place, we will polish the crown and make any final adjustments to ensure a comfortable bite and a natural fit.

Cost of Dental Crowns in Burlington

The out-of-pocket cost for a dental crown can vary widely from patient to patient. With a typical insurance plan a single crown averages out to about $200 to $600+. Without insurance, a reasonable ball-park figure for a crown would be about $800 to $1200 and up. To get your mouth looking and feeling normal again, most people feel that a dental crown is an easy decision but the cost may still give you pause.

    So what goes into determining the cost of a dental crown?
  • The type of crown and the material that is used.
  • The location and complexity of the procedure.
  • The number of crowns that may be required.
  • Combining the crown with other dental appliances like bridges.
  • Supplies and equipment that are required for your specific treatment.

Remember, no dental practice can provide an accurate quote over the phone. Ultimately, your needs are as unique as your smile. It’s important to speak with a dentist and undergo an oral exam to find out all your treatment options and to receive an accurate quote. If you have dental insurance, we would be happy to supply you with a quote to submit to them so you can find out your out-of-pocket costs before you make a decision.

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to schedule an initial consultation & exam.

Your consultation will include an examination of everything from your teeth, gums and soft tissues to the shape and condition of your bite. Generally, we want to see how your whole mouth looks and functions. Before we plan your treatment we want to know everything about the health and aesthetic of your smile, and most importantly, what you want to achieve so we can help you get there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Needing a crown after a root canal depends highly on the location of the tooth in the mouth—teeth towards the back of the mouth like molars and premolars are needed more for chewing, and generally require crowns, where incisors or canines which aren't needed for chewing don't always require crowns.
One difference between a crown vs filling is that a crown is much more durable for teeth with a large biting surface. Repeated pressure from chewing or from habitual clenching can cause fillings on the biting surfaces of molars to chip or come loose. A crown, being a single unbroken surface from gumline to gumline, is designed to take much more force over a longer period of time.
Dental crowns play two important roles in your mouth. First and foremost, they completely restore the function of your tooth which means you can close your teeth and chew without pain or discomfort or without having to compensate by chewing on one side. Secondarily (but also important!) crowns are designed to blend in with your natural teeth. That means they are coloured and contoured to match your aesthetic. In fact, sometimes people forget altogether which tooth is the crown.
A post isn’t quite a dental implant (which is surgically implanted in the jaw bone) but it is exactly what it sounds like: a medical-grade post that may be cemented into a prepared root-canal to reinforce the base and core of a dental crown. Dental posts are only used if there isn’t enough healthy tooth left over to reliably hold a crown.
Depending on the state of your tooth, getting a crown can feel a bit like getting a filling. We take our time to patiently numb the area and then use freezing as necessary so the preparation of your tooth isn’t painful. You may feel a little sensitivity or some soreness in the gums around the tooth for a short period of time following your procedure. If you feel anxious about visiting the dentist, let us know! We would love to put your mind at ease and make your experience as comfortable as possible.
In most cases, dental crowns can last up to 15 years. However, if they are properly maintained, they can last for 25-30 years.
A dental crown is maintained just like a natural tooth. Regular brushing and flossing keep your dental crown - and the supporting gum around it - healthy and clean. Regular cleanings and checkups at your dentist are essential to your oral health.

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Khaled Al-Quq
2 months ago
Hands down the best dental office I’ve ever been to. Dr. Kazmi was knowledgeable, patient, and took the time to clearly explain everything about my dental care without making me feel rushed. It’s obvious they genuinely care about their patients’ comfort and long-term oral health. Lina, the hygienist, was equally wonderful. She was gentle, thorough, and made the cleaning process surprisingly comfortable. She also gave helpful tips for maintaining good oral hygiene at home, which I really appreciated. Overall, the entire experience was smooth and stress-free. I would definitely recommend, 10/10.
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Liyan A
4 months ago
Dr. Lina made my teeth cleaning such a positive experience. She was kind, patient, and incredibly gentle, and she took the time to explain everything along the way. I really appreciated how comfortable she made me feel. Thank you, Dr. Lina!
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Tarek Jamaleddine
4 months ago
This dental office is truly the best. Dr. Kazmi and her team are truly amazing. Skillful, professional, and caring staff with many years of experience. They will go the extra mile to ensure patients are satisfied and happy with their service. I highly recommend this dental office for your upcoming dental work.
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4 months ago
Had done dental cleaning today, the office is amazing, the staff is friendly, Dr Kazmi very knowledgeable and professional. The hygienist Lina did amazing job cleaning my teeth and gave me very good tips to take care of my teeth. Thanks Lina.. Highly recommended!
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Imane Bentahar
5 months ago
Great dental clinic! The entire staff is friendly. The receptionist was very welcoming and helpful, and Lina the hygienist did an excellent job with my deep cleaning and was very gentle, caring and professional! Highly recommend her and the clinic!
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Khaled Al-Quq
2 months ago
Hands down the best dental office I’ve ever been to. Dr. Kazmi was knowledgeable, patient, and took the time to clearly explain everything about my dental care without making me feel rushed. It’s obvious they genuinely care about their patients’ comfort and long-term oral health. Lina, the hygienist, was equally wonderful. She was gentle, thorough, and made the cleaning process surprisingly comfortable. She also gave helpful tips for maintaining good oral hygiene at home, which I really appreciated. Overall, the entire experience was smooth and stress-free. I would definitely recommend, 10/10.
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Liyan A
4 months ago
Dr. Lina made my teeth cleaning such a positive experience. She was kind, patient, and incredibly gentle, and she took the time to explain everything along the way. I really appreciated how comfortable she made me feel. Thank you, Dr. Lina!
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Tarek Jamaleddine
4 months ago
This dental office is truly the best. Dr. Kazmi and her team are truly amazing. Skillful, professional, and caring staff with many years of experience. They will go the extra mile to ensure patients are satisfied and happy with their service. I highly recommend this dental office for your upcoming dental work.
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royal art
4 months ago
Had done dental cleaning today, the office is amazing, the staff is friendly, Dr Kazmi very knowledgeable and professional. The hygienist Lina did amazing job cleaning my teeth and gave me very good tips to take care of my teeth. Thanks Lina.. Highly recommended!
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Imane Bentahar
5 months ago
Great dental clinic! The entire staff is friendly. The receptionist was very welcoming and helpful, and Lina the hygienist did an excellent job with my deep cleaning and was very gentle, caring and professional! Highly recommend her and the clinic!
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