Superb Crowns & Bridges
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Crowns and Bridges in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
If you’re looking for high quality, affordable crowns or bridges from a trusted dentist near you in Stoke-on-Trent, our experienced team can help.
Crowns & bridges from £600 per tooth
Choose us and benefit from:
- Excellent on-site laboratory for faster results
- Highly skilled and experienced dental team
- Modern practice with the latest technology
- Competitive prices
- Porcelain and composite options available
You’re in safe hands
Our highly skilled and experienced cosmetic dentistry team is led by Stuart Gibson.
Stuart Gibson
Clinical Dental Technician | DipHE (Clinical Dental Technology) UCLan | GDC No. 157016
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The perfect balance of state-of-the-art technology and a friendly, comfortable environment.
Improve the appearance of your smile
Dental crowns to strengthen and protect
Crowns are porcelain ‘caps’ that look like the outer, visble part of a natural tooth. They are commonly used to sit on top and cover existing teeth that have become damaged or weakened, providing them with additional strength and protection.
Crowns can also be used in combination with a dental implant to form a highly effective tooth replacement solution.
At The Terrace, we have the great advantage of our own in-house laboratory, allowing us to design restorations on site for a faster and more convenient treatment process.
Dental bridges to replace missing teeth
A dental bridge is used to replace either a single or several missing teeth. They consist of an artificial tooth or teeth (called pontics) with a cap (similar to a crown) fitted onto one or both sides.
These crown-like caps are then fitted securely to the neighbouring natural teeth to hold the pontic(s) in place within the gap left by the missing tooth or teeth.
The advantages of crowns & bridges
Both crowns and bridges improve the strength and function of your teeth. Other advantages of crowns and bridges include:
- Crowns and bridges restore the appearance of your smile
- They make it easier for you to eat and enjoy food
- They will be colour-matched to your existing teeth for a natural look
Crowns & bridges FAQs
Crowns are outer shells used to either cover and protect existing teeth or to be fitted (via an abutment) to a dental implant to form an artificial replacement for a missing tooth.
A bridge is specifically used to replace missing teeth, with the new false teeth held in position by adjoining crowns fitted on top of the adjacent healthy teeth.
At your first crown or bridge appointment your dentist will prepare your teeth, and take accurate dental impressions. They will then fit a temporary restoration to protect your teeth while your bespoke crown or bridge is created in our on-site laboratory.
At your second appointment, your dentist will remove the temporary bridge or crown then cement your permanent one into place.
It is a good idea to avoid eating and drinking for the first few hours after your treatment because your mouth is still likely to be a bit numb from the local anaesthetic. After that you’ll be able to eat as normal but should try to avoid very hard or sticky foods.
Your crowns and bridges will be fixed in your mouth so it’s important to brush and floss them just as you would your natural teeth.
Although porcelain restorations are good at resisting staining, their composite equivalents are likely to experience some discolouration over time, so greater care should be taken over consuming some darker foods and drinks.
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