Crowns, veneers and dentures
A crown fully covers a damaged tooth and gives back its shape, colour and strength. Veneers are thin shells on the front of a tooth. Dentures replace several teeth at once.
When you need it
- A tooth is badly damaged and a filling won't hold
- After root canal treatment — the tooth becomes brittle
- A crown is needed on an implant
- Front teeth aesthetics — veneers
- Several teeth are missing — dentures
How the treatment works
- 1
Examination and X-ray
We check the roots. If needed, the canals are treated first.
- 2
Preparing the tooth
Under anaesthesia, the tooth is carefully shaped to fit the future crown.
- 3
Impression and shade
We take a precise impression and choose the shade together with you.
- 4
Temporary crown
It protects the tooth and keeps your smile while the dental lab makes the permanent crown.
- 5
Fitting and fixing
We check the bite and colour, then fix the crown in place.
Veneers and dentures
For veneers the tooth is shaped minimally, only at the front — the steps are the same. Dentures can be removable or fixed; the dentist recommends the option after the examination.
How long it takes
Usually 2–3 visits.
After the procedure
- For the first day, don't chew hard food on the new crown
- Brush it like your own teeth and use floss
- If the crown gets in the way when you close your teeth, tell the dentist straight away
Cost
Prices for crowns, veneers and dentures are being finalised. Call us and we'll give you the price for your case.
Pay by stages — you pay for each visit, not the whole amount at once.
Have a question about treatment?
Call or message us — our administrator will answer and find you a time.