Case
A root-treated tooth
The restorative choice depends on remaining tissue and fracture risk.
A crown is not automatic; available restorative options are compared.
Prosthodontics
We determine when a crown is indicated, compare materials, and plan preparation, temporisation, and maintenance.
Treatment logic
A crown is compared with more conservative options when possible.
Fit, margins, and anatomy are coordinated with the laboratory.
Adjacent and bite contacts are checked before cementation.
Problem
With extensive tissue loss or cracks, a filling may not provide enough protection. A crown still requires justification based on root, gum, and remaining tissue assessment.
Solution
Material selection considers tooth position, tissue thickness, load, bite, neighbouring teeth, and aesthetics. Fit, contacts, and form are checked before final cementation.
We show not only the procedure itself, but the whole sequence from diagnostics to the final result.
Tooth tissue, root, gum, and previous treatment are assessed.
Required treatment and preparation are completed.
A temporary crown protects the tooth and helps assess form when indicated.
Fit, shade, and contacts are checked before final cementation.
Case
The restorative choice depends on remaining tissue and fracture risk.
A crown is not automatic; available restorative options are compared.
Doctor
Prosthodontist
Plans restorations around function, support, and maintenance.
Open doctor profilePrices
Examination, review of concerns, and selection of appropriate diagnostics.
The cost depends on the clinical situation and the agreed treatment scope.
FAQ
The choice depends on the tooth, load, tissue, and aesthetic needs.
No. Root canal treatment is done only when clinically indicated.
Timing depends on preparation, laboratory work, and try-ins.
Contact the clinic for a bite check rather than waiting.
CTA
The dentist will assess the situation, explain suitable options, and prepare a clear plan. Online information cannot replace an examination.