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An ideal candidate for cosmetic dentistry is someone dissatisfied with their smile due to teeth imperfections, provided they are in good oral health without tooth decay or gum disease. For patients with severely damaged teeth, restorative dentistry may be more suitable, addressing issues beyond cosmetic concerns. While cosmetic dentistry can enhance the aesthetics of minor damage, severe cases may require dental crowns or root canal treatment. It's crucial to have realistic expectations, as cosmetic procedures may not be covered by dental insurance, and a total transformation can be a significant investment. To determine candidacy, a consultation is recommended.

No, a dental crown procedure should not cause any pain. We will administer a topical numbing gel to your mouth before injecting you with a local anesthetic that will numb your entire mouth before filing down your tooth in preparation for the dental crown.
Porcelain crowns are great options for the front teeth but will not last very long and are even at the risk of damage or breakage when placed toward the back of the mouth. While crowns will protect a tooth from damage, they won’t protect you from tooth decay and gum disease if you don’t practice good oral hygiene.

This will be completely painless and although you may feel some pressure or movement, it will not cause any discomfort. Additional sedation is also available upon request if you experience dental anxiety. A dental crown will protect your tooth from painful conditions like infections or broken teeth.

While the procedure will not be painful, once the anesthetic wears off, it’s normal to experience minor tenderness around the area of a tooth as a result of the drilling. This should not be severe and should go away within just a few days.

You can take anti-inflammatory pain medication to get relief in the meantime but if pain persists or becomes intense, you should contact us right away because this is abnormal and could be a sign of an infection.