Dental Crowns in Schertz, TX

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Generally, teeth that have suffered a fair amount of damage or tooth decay can be strengthened using dental crowns. Our established Schertz, TX dental practice proudly provides crown restorations to patients to help protect and cover the surface area of an individual tooth while restoring a more natural size and shape. Dental crowns are customized to blend evenly with neighboring teeth and can be utilized to treat teeth that are fractured, decayed, malformed, or damaged in some other way. Crowns can also be merged into a unit to function as a bridge or bonded to individual implants to replace a missing tooth. Set up a treatment consultation with Dr. Cassandra Montemayor at Savannah Smiles Dental to find out if you may benefit from a custom dental crown.

Dental crowns in Schertz, TX at Savannah Smiles Dental offer a broad range of benefits to strengthen and beautify your smile, including:

  • Works to save a significantly damaged tooth
  • Preserves teeth that are severely worn or decayed
  • Replaces large and/or worn-out fillings
  • Protects teeth with a root canal
  • Strengthens the bite function
  • Reduces tooth sensitivity, pain, and discomfort
  • Looks like a natural tooth
  • Improves the appearance of your smile
  • Crowns are very durable and long-lasting

Who is a Candidate for Dental Crowns?

A consultation with Dr. Montemayor can help determine if a dental crown is the best restoration option for your needs. Patients in need of dental crowns have teeth that are broken, cracked, severely decayed, or worn down from use. Additionally, dental crowns may be used to cover and protect a tooth following a root canal as an effective way to protect the remaining portion of a tooth. During a consultation, Savannah Smiles Dental will review your medical and dental history, evaluate the affected tooth, and take digital X-rays to ensure that you are an appropriate candidate for a crown.

Same-day crowns are currently available for most cases. In other instances at the initial visit, one of our qualified dental practitioners will numb the treatment area and might offer sedation services to increase your comfort level if desired. Once the affected tooth structure is removed, an impression of the prepared tooth will be captured and used to create your custom restoration. A temporary restoration will be worn on your treated tooth to maintain normal oral function and a natural look over the period of time your customized dental crown is being made. You will need to schedule a follow-up visit at Savannah Smiles Dental about 7 – 14 days afterward to have the temporary crown taken off and the custom crown adhered to your tooth or dental implant.

Dr Montemayor and staff are truly professional, polite, and extremely friendly. The worked with me and my insurance to get figures for the 2 crowns I needed. Was able to pay in 3 payments. There was a concern with 1 of the crowns in the way it was made/fit that they required the lab to remake it, TWICE. The 3rd one was a perfect fit ! ! If this isn't professional, then please tell me what is. It took several weeks to get the insurance figured out and once done it was smooth sailing. According to my insurance, adjustments are forth coming. Most definitely a solid 10 out of 10 ! ! Glad I can stay local a dentist I have all the convedince to handle my dental work. DJR

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Dental cavities, damaged teeth, and similar types of concerns may be best improved with a dental crown from our Schertz, TX practice. This type of restoration could help protect your tooth from further issues while restoring its normal functional abilities. Contact Savannah Smiles Dental to book an appointment with Dr. Cassandra Montemayor and determine if a dental crown or another restorative solution is best for your needs.

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Will insurance cover the costs of a dental crown?

Depending on the details of your dental insurance policy, some of the cost of your crown procedure may be covered. Before starting your treatment, our staff will reach out to your provider to help you get the most from your plan. We can also discuss payment options and flexible financing to help you with any out-of-pocket costs.

Does getting a dental crown hurt?

We understand that some patients may be worried about the pain associated with dental crowns. However, we use local anesthesia and sedation services to make sure the process is relatively comfortable for patients. Inform us of any concerns you may have prior to your procedure and we will be happy to discuss ways in which we ensure your comfort.

How long does a dental crown last?
The lifespan of a dental crown is generally about 10 – 15 years with proper care, such as brushing twice per day, flossing daily, and routine professional cleanings. If you take excellent care of your crown and avoid situations that can cause breakage or damage, it can last even longer. Savannah Smiles Dental does provide thorough instructions on how to best protect your crown.
What happens if my dental crown gets damaged?
If you experience any trauma to the area where your dental crown is situated, speak with our team right away. Dr. Garcia can assess the extent of damage and provide a swift, suitable solution to restore your smile. We may repair what is left of your existing crown or replace it altogether with a new one.
How should I take care of my crown restoration?

After placing your crown, Dr. Garcia will make any necessary adjustments to ensure it fits comfortably in your mouth. Our clinical staff will give you guidelines on how to clean your dental crown and show you effective toothbrushing and flossing practices. When you visit for your regular dental check-ups at our Schertz, TX practice, one of our professionals will assess your restoration along with your general oral health. When well-cared for, a restoration should help preserve your tooth's appearance and function for many years.

Are there any foods I should avoid with a dental crown?

It's important to avoid hard or sticky foods such as ice, hard candies, and caramel, as these can dislodge or damage your new crown. You may also want to avoid extremely hot or cold foods or beverages, as your tooth may be sensitive for a few days after your treatment. If you have any questions about which foods are safe to eat with a dental crown, our experienced team will be happy to answer.

*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person. Images may contain models.