Crowns

General and Cosmetic Dentistry located in Kissimmee, FL

Dental crowns protect vulnerable teeth and anchor dental bridges to complete your smile. At Fortune Dental in Kissimmee, Florida, Sumaya Anjum, DMD, Adriana Maldonado, DMD, and the team of experienced dentists offers premier porcelain crowns to complete your smile. Call today or use the online tool to schedule an appointment if you need a quality dental crown.

Crowns Q & A

What are dental crowns?

A dental crown is a type of cap that protects and fortifies a damaged or weakened tooth. Dental crowns also anchor dental bridges to fill in gaps in your smile. Dental bridges are a set of prosthetic teeth. The bridge is anchored to a crown affixed to a natural tooth or teeth surrounding the gap in your smile.

Dental crowns are most often made from sturdy porcelain that reflects the natural coloration and sheen of your teeth. Dental crowns can also be manufactured from metal or ceramics.

The team at Fortune Dental places dental crowns on the back and front teeth. The crowns are sturdy and beautiful, blending right into your smile.

Dental crowns don’t need extra care. You clean them just like your natural teeth with regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings.

Who benefits from a dental crown?

A dental crown protects and beautifies existing teeth. You may need a crown to:

Cover permanently discolored or misshapen teeth
Guard teeth that are cracked or that are in danger of breaking
Strengthen teeth that have substantially large fillings
Protect cracked teeth or teeth in danger of breaking
Serve as an anchor for a dental bridge
Cover a dental implant
Fortify a tooth that’s undergone a root canal

Dental crowns contribute to a functional, beautiful smile.

What should I expect when getting a dental crown?

Getting a dental crown takes more than one appointment. At the first appointment, your provider prepares the tooth to receive the crown. Preparation may involve shaving off a small amount of the natural enamel to allow the crown to fit well.

At this appointment, your provider also takes impressions of your teeth. The impressions are then sent to a lab where your crown is created. In the interim, your provider will place a temporary crown to protect the tooth.

You'll return to the office when the crown comes in from the lab. There, the provider seals it into place. They’ll refine your bite and make sure that the crown feels natural.

Call Fortune Dental if you need a dental crown. You can also use this website to schedule an appointment online.