Crowns
“The staff at Villago Family Dental is amazing. They are friendly and make you feel comfortable. Had root canal with temporary crown so far and experienced absolutely no pain. Dr. Parry asks you throughout the process if you are okay and will stop if needed. I had no issues thus far. Would highly recommend.”
Crowns are ideal for teeth that:
- Have been weakened by tooth decay
- Cannot hold a filling
- Have undergone a root canal procedure
Call 520.413.1018 to schedule an assessment at our Casa Grande, AZ office today. Together, we’ll determine if saving or improving your tooth with a crown is your best option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a dental crown improve a tooth that’s cracked or weakened?
Yes—dental crowns at Villago Family Dental help restore strength and protect teeth weakened by decay, large fillings, or fractures so they function better and look natural.
How many visits does the dental crown process usually take?
Most crown procedures involve two appointments: one to prepare the tooth and take impressions, and another to place the permanent crown once it’s ready.
Can crowns match the color of my other teeth?
Yes—modern dental crowns can be color-matched to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, making them look very natural in your smile.
Do dental crowns require special home care?
Crowns don’t require special tools, but brushing twice daily, flossing daily, and regular dental visits help maintain oral health and extend the life of your restoration.
How long can a dental crown last?
With good oral hygiene and care, crowns typically last many years—often between five and 15—depending on the material and habits such as grinding or chewing hard foods.
What materials are dental crowns made from?
Crowns can be made from porcelain, ceramic, metal, or resin. Your dentist will recommend the best material based on strength, appearance, and the location of the tooth.
Will a crown protect a tooth after a root canal?
Yes—crowns strengthen and protect teeth that have had root canal treatment, preventing new damage and restoring chewing function.
Are crowns only used for damaged teeth?
No—in addition to repairing damage, crowns can enhance the appearance of misshapen or discolored teeth while improving function.
Is it painful to get a crown placed?
Most crown procedures are comfortable thanks to local anesthesia. Patients typically feel minimal discomfort during preparation and placement.
How do I schedule an evaluation for a crown in Casa Grande?
Call Villago Family Dental at 520.413.1018 to book a consultation, where the dentist will assess your needs and recommend the best treatment plan.