Crowns, Inlays, Bridges, Onlays

In some cases where there is more extensive damage to the tooth and to large for a filling restoration, we may suggest an inlay, onlay or crown. An onlay covers cusps of the tooth whereas an inlay fits directly into the cavity of the tooth.
A dental bridge is used when a patient has one or more missing teeth. A bridge normally consists of two crowns with a prosthetic porcelain tooth in the middle. The crowns attach to the teeth on either side of the missing tooth. Bridges can be metal-free for superior aesthetics and a natural looking smile.
A dental crown is a cap which is placed over tooth and once fitted looks and feels like a normal healthy tooth. Dental crowns are the ideal choice for patients with worn or broken teeth, and when fillings are not a viable option. Crowns can be made to look almost indistinguishable from natural teeth and can help to prevent further damage to the roots.
All restorations placed are match to the colour of your existing teeth.