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A tried and true solution for damaged teeth
When you have a small enough cavity, a dental filling will do. But if moderate to severe tooth decay is present, or if your tooth has been damaged by trauma, a trusted solution to repair it is a tooth crown.
Dental crowns are protective caps that are cemented on top of a damaged or decaying tooth. They’re tooth-shaped and often tooth-colored to improve the appearance and strength of your teeth, and to restore your overall oral health.
- The tooth is weak and susceptible to cracks or decay.
- The tooth is severely broken or worn down.
- The tooth is decayed to the point that not enough tooth remains for other treatments.
- The tooth is extremely discolored or misshapen.
- A dental bridge will be adhered to the tooth.
- A dental implant has been placed, and the crown is needed to cover the implant.
Why get a dental crown at Greater Dental Health? Not only are Dr. Nguyen and his team skilled at restorative dentistry, they’re also passionate about your overall health and happiness.
Same-day dental crowns available
The benefits of all-ceramic crowns
We offer all-ceramic crowns for a variety of reasons:
- Almost as strong and durable as your natural tooth
- A good option for those with metal allergies
- No temperature sensitivity like metal crowns
- Natural, tooth-colored appearance
Scanning technology for impressionless tooth crowns treatment
Our Process
Evaluation
The first step is to get a good look at the tooth that needs a crown through an initial exam. The dentist will diagnose any dental issues and confirm that a tooth crown is the best route for your damaged tooth.
Tooth Prep
Scans and Crown Creation
Our 3D scanner and other equipment will help us create your custom ceramic crown and see what your teeth will look like after your dental crowns are placed.
Crown Placement
Payment Options
We also offer financing options, payment plans, and an incredible savings membership program!
Kind words from our patients
Dr. Nguyen was very patient and always attentive to my concerns and questions. Gentle hands. Very professional. His assistant was amazing as well. Always making sure I was safe and comfortable.
— Bobby S.
I had not been to the dentist in a few years and so I expected to need a lot of work done. Naturally, I was very anxious about it. However, everyone made me feel very comfortable and relaxed. Go see Dr. Nguyen and you won’t regret it.
— Ashleigh W.
Dr. Nguyen is the sweetest person ever. He walked me through the steps of my procedure, explained everything perfectly, and reminded me I was in great care. I definitely recommend him to ANYONE of any age.
— CeCe
Visit Us
Our beautiful Peachtree Corners dentist office is conveniently located in the Peachtree Corners Town Center. Plenty of free parking is available on the top level of the parking deck.
5210 Town Center Blvd, Ste. 310
Peachtree Corners, GA 30092
Tuesday-Friday: 9AM - 5PM
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do dental crowns last?
The lifespan of a porcelain is typically around 15 years with proper care. In fact, it’s common for crowns to last upwards of 20 years. They can become loose, however, if proper oral hygiene isn’t practiced or if you have habits like grinding or chewing on hard foods.
Does it hurt to get a tooth crown?
Dental crown placement is non-invasive and non-surgical, so the treatment isn’t any more painful than a typical cavity filling. The area around the tooth that is being trimmed for placement is typically numbed so that you are comfortable throughout the process.
What can I expect after getting dental crowns?
You shouldn’t require any downtime after getting a crown placed, and you should be able to return to your normal activities immediately after your appointment. You may, however, experience some discomfort for a few days after treatment, including:
- Inflammation
- Sensitivity
- Irritation
How do I care for a dental crown?
Caring for a dental crown is much like caring for your natural teeth, and includes:
- Brushing twice per day
- Flossing once per day
- Getting regular exams and professional cleanings
- Avoiding hard and sticky foods
- Breaking habits like grinding, clenching, and chewing on objects
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