Prosthodontics

Crowns & Bridges

Rebuild damaged teeth and bridge the gaps left by missing ones — with durable, natural-looking restorations.

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What are crowns & bridges?

Restore strength and shape.

A crown is a custom cap that covers a damaged, weak or root-treated tooth, restoring its shape and strength. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to the teeth on either side.

Designed with CAD/CAM precision and matched to your natural shade, modern crowns and bridges look and function just like healthy teeth.

Protect cracked or root-treated teeth
Replace one or more missing teeth
Matched to your natural tooth shade

The process

How it works.

Precise, digital and built to fit.

Assessment & shade

We assess the tooth and match the shade to your smile.

Prepare the tooth

The tooth is gently shaped to receive the crown or bridge.

Digital impression

An intraoral scan captures an exact digital impression — no putty.

Fit your restoration

Your restoration is checked, adjusted and bonded securely in place.

Why choose crowns & bridges

Strong, natural, long-lasting.

Natural appearance

Shade-matched restorations that blend with your surrounding teeth.

Restores full bite

Chew and speak with confidence and full strength again.

Protects weak teeth

A crown shields a cracked or root-treated tooth from further damage.

Durable materials

Made from strong, hard-wearing materials designed to last.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Do I need a crown or just a filling?

If a large part of the tooth is damaged or it has had root canal treatment, a crown gives far better protection than a filling. We'll advise based on how much healthy tooth remains.

How long do crowns last?

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, a well-fitted crown can last many years.

Crown, bridge or implant — what's the difference?

A crown restores a damaged tooth; a bridge fills a gap using neighbouring teeth for support; an implant replaces a missing tooth with its own root. We'll help you choose.

How do I care for them?

Treat them like natural teeth — brush, floss (or clean under a bridge) and keep up your routine check-ups.

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