Restore a Damaged Tooth or Replace a Missing One with Confidence
Imagine never having to wear a temporary crown.
Whether you need to repair a damaged tooth or replace a missing one, crowns and bridges restore strength, function, and the natural appearance of your smile.
At Comprehensive Family Dentistry in Oklahoma City, many patients may be eligible for a same-day crown created right here in our office. When a traditional crown or bridge is the better choice, we'll explain why and recommend the option that's right for your smile and bite.
Personalized Restorations Designed for Your Smile
A damaged or missing tooth can affect more than your appearance. It can make eating uncomfortable, change the way your teeth come together, and place additional stress on the rest of your smile.
A dental crown covers and strengthens a tooth that has been weakened by decay, injury, wear, or previous treatment. A dental bridge fills the space left by one or more missing teeth using custom replacement teeth supported by nearby teeth.
We'll evaluate your teeth and bite to determine which restoration is right for your smile.
Why Patients Choose Crowns & Bridges
Crowns and bridges restore damaged or missing teeth while supporting comfortable function and a healthy bite.
- 01 Have a cracked, worn, or weakened tooth
- 02 Need to protect a tooth after root canal treatment
- 03 Want to replace one or more missing teeth
- 04 Have difficulty chewing because of damaged or missing teeth
- 05 Want a natural-looking restoration that blends with your smile
- 06 Are looking for a durable, long-lasting solution
More Than Restoring Your Smile
Crowns and bridges restore strength, function, and appearance while supporting a healthy bite.
Restore Strength
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Natural-Looking Results
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Protect Your Oral Health
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Built for Long-Term Function
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Restorative Care Built Around You
- Since 1981, Comprehensive Family Dentistry has helped Oklahoma City families restore healthy smiles through thoughtful care, advanced technology, and lasting relationships.
- Advanced Technology Using advanced digital scanning, 3D CBCT imaging when appropriate, and in-office 3D printing technology, we can plan and create precise restorations. For many patients, this allows a permanent crown to be completed in one visit.
- Personalized Recommendations We'll evaluate your oral health, discuss your goals, and recommend the restoration that's right for your smile.
A Conservative Approach to Restorative Dentistry
Before recommending an extraction or more extensive treatment, we'll consider whether a crown or another restorative option can predictably strengthen the existing tooth.
Your Crowns & Bridges Journey
Our team will guide you through every step of treatment.
Consultation & Evaluation
We'll examine your teeth, evaluate your bite, and discuss your concerns and treatment goals. Using advanced diagnostics, we'll determine whether a crown, bridge, or another restorative option is the best solution for your smile.
Treatment Planning
We'll explain your treatment plan and whether a same-day or traditional restoration is the best choice for your smile.
Restoring Your Smile
Your restoration will be carefully designed to fit comfortably, function naturally, and blend seamlessly with your surrounding teeth.
Enjoy Your Restored Smile
With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, your crown or bridge can provide dependable function and natural-looking results for many years.
Crowns and Bridges
Explore before-and-after results featuring porcelain veneers, crowns, and customized smile makeovers.
Porcelain Veneers & Crowns
Before treatment of the upper teeth.
Porcelain Veneers & Crowns
Completed restoration of the upper teeth.
Completed Smile Makeover
A natural-looking final smile result.
Maxillary Crowns & Veneers
Upper teeth before cosmetic restoration.
Maxillary Crowns & Veneers
Completed upper-teeth restoration.
Completed Smile
The finished cosmetic result.
Front-Teeth Crowns
Top teeth before esthetic crowns.
Front-Teeth Crowns
Esthetic crowns placed on six upper teeth.
Completed Smile
A balanced, natural-looking smile result.
Full-Mouth Makeover
Before comprehensive crown treatment.
Full-Mouth Makeover
Completed comprehensive crown treatment.
Full Smile Makeover
The finished smile following crown treatment.
Crown Replacement
Existing crowns and fillings before replacement.
Crown Replacement
Eight new esthetic crowns on the upper teeth.
Completed Smile
The final smile following crown replacement.
Anterior Crowns
Front teeth before six new crowns.
Anterior Crowns
Completed treatment with six front crowns.
Completed Smile
The final result after anterior crown treatment.
Eight-Crown Smile Renovation
Upper teeth before the smile renovation.
Eight-Crown Smile Renovation
Completed restoration of the upper teeth.
Full Smile Renovation
Completed restoration of the upper and lower teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
A crown can often protect and strengthen a tooth that has been weakened by a large filling, crack, decay, or other damage. We’ll evaluate how much healthy tooth structure remains and whether a crown is a predictable way to preserve the tooth.
Smaller areas of damage may be repaired with a filling, while a tooth with more extensive damage may need the additional protection of a crown. We’ll examine the tooth and recommend the most appropriate option.
Both may be options for replacing a missing tooth. The right choice depends on factors such as the health of the surrounding teeth, available bone, your bite, and your treatment goals. We’ll explain the advantages and considerations of each.
Some patients may be eligible for a same-day crown designed and 3D printed in our office. A traditional laboratory-made crown may be recommended in other situations. We’ll determine which approach is most appropriate for your tooth and bite.
Call us so we can evaluate the tooth and restoration. Depending on what we find, we may be able to repair or replace it. Avoid waiting, even if the tooth does not currently hurt.
Crowns and bridges are designed to provide long-lasting function, but their lifespan varies. Good oral hygiene, regular dental visits, your bite, and the condition of the supporting teeth can all affect how long a restoration lasts.
Restore Your Smile With Confidence
Whether you need to repair a damaged tooth or replace a missing one, we'll help you restore a healthy, confident smile.
Schedule your consultation to learn which restoration is right for your smile.
