Dental Crowns

A dental crown is a strong, custom-made restoration that fits over a damaged or weakened tooth to protect it, restore its shape and improve its appearance. At Sprotbrough Dental Practice, we provide high-quality dental crowns designed to strengthen teeth, improve comfort and create a natural-looking smile.

Porcelain, ceramic & bonded options
Long-lasting protection
Natural-looking results

What Is a Dental Crown?

A dental crown is sometimes known as a cap. It covers the visible part of the tooth above the gum line and is used to restore teeth that are damaged, worn, weak or heavily restored. Dental crowns are often recommended when a tooth cannot be repaired effectively with a filling alone.

We offer a range of crown options to suit both clinical and cosmetic needs, including porcelain, ceramic and porcelain-bonded crowns.

When Is a Dental Crown Needed?

You may need a dental crown if you have:

A cracked, broken or worn tooth

A tooth weakened by a large filling

A tooth after root canal treatment

A badly decayed tooth that needs extra protection

A misshapen or severely discoloured tooth

A dental implant requiring a final crown restoration

Types of Dental Crown

We provide different types of dental crowns depending on the position of the tooth, your bite and your treatment goals.

Option 01

All Porcelain Crowns

Popular for visible teeth because they are designed to blend in with your natural smile.

Option 02

Porcelain Bonded Crowns

Combine a strong metal base with a tooth-coloured outer layer for a balance of strength and appearance.

Option 03

Metal Crowns

Very durable and may be recommended for back teeth in some cases where strength takes priority.

During your consultation, we will explain the options clearly and help you decide which type of crown is right for you.

Benefits of Dental Crowns

Protects weak or damaged teeth

Restores the shape, size and strength of a tooth

Improves the appearance of discoloured or misshapen teeth

Supports teeth after root canal treatment

Improves chewing comfort and everyday function

Provides a durable, natural-looking result

With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, crowns can last for many years.

The Crown Procedure

Step 01

Consultation and Examination

We begin with a detailed assessment of your tooth and overall oral health. We may take X-rays if needed and will discuss whether a crown is the best treatment option.

Step 02

Tooth Preparation

The tooth is carefully reshaped to create room for the crown. If the tooth has lost a lot of structure, it may need rebuilding first.

Step 03

Digital Scan or Impression

We take an accurate scan or impression so your custom crown can be made to fit securely and comfortably.

Step 04

Temporary Crown

In many cases, a temporary crown is placed while your final crown is being made.

Step 05

Final Crown Fitting

At your fitting appointment, we check the fit, appearance and bite before securing the crown in place.

Crowns After Root Canal Treatment

A tooth can become more brittle after root canal treatment, which means it may be more likely to fracture over time. In many cases, a dental crown is recommended to protect the tooth and restore its strength. If you have recently had root canal treatment completed, we can advise whether a crown is the best next step.

How Long Do Crowns Last?

With proper care, dental crowns can often last for many years. To keep your crown in good condition:

Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste

Clean between your teeth daily

Attend regular dental check-ups and hygiene visits

Avoid biting very hard objects

Wear a mouthguard if you grind your teeth at night

Frequently Asked Questions

Crown treatment is usually carried out under local anaesthetic, so the procedure itself should be comfortable. Some mild sensitivity can occur afterwards, but this is normally temporary.
Most dental crowns are completed in two visits, although this can vary depending on your needs.
Yes. Modern porcelain and ceramic crowns are designed to match the colour and shape of your natural teeth as closely as possible.
Crowns are securely fixed in place, but they can occasionally loosen. If your crown comes off, contact the practice as soon as possible.
This depends on how much healthy tooth structure is left. A filling may be suitable for smaller areas of damage, while a crown is often better for teeth that need more protection.
Yes. Once the final crown has been fitted and adjusted, most patients can eat normally and comfortably.
The cost can vary depending on the material used, the complexity of the case and whether additional treatment is needed beforehand. After examining your tooth, we will provide a personalised treatment plan and explain the costs clearly before any treatment begins.

Why Choose Sprotbrough Dental Practice?

When you choose us for dental crowns, you can expect:

A thorough consultation and clear treatment advice

High-quality materials

Carefully planned, custom-made restorations

Natural-looking results

A friendly and supportive experience throughout treatment

Book a Dental Crown Consultation

If you have a damaged, broken or weakened tooth, a dental crown may be the ideal way to restore and protect it. Get in touch to find out whether crowns are right for you.

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Get in Touch With Us

Contact Detail

info@sprotbroughdental.co.uk

140 Sprotbrough Road Sprotbrough Doncaster DN5 8BB.

Opening Hours

Monday: 9am to 1pm
2pm to 5:15pm

Tuesday: 9am to 1pm
2pm to 6:15pm

Wednesday: 9am to 1pm
2pm to 5:15pm

Thursday: 9am to 1pm
2pm to 5:15pm

Friday: 8.30 am to 1pm
2pm to 4:15pm