Crowns

A crown is a cap that covers a damaged or weak tooth to protect it and restore its shape.

Photo to come: one of our treatment rooms

Photo to come: a dentist explaining a treatment plan

What to expect

Your visit, step by step

We check your insurance first
Before treatment we verify your benefits, so you know what to expect.
We prepare the tooth
We numb the area, shape the tooth and take an impression.
We place your crown
You may wear a temporary crown first. We then fit, check and cement the final one.
We talk about next steps
We explain what we found in plain words, in English or Spanish, and you decide.

Good to know

We accept 14 insurance plans, including Denti-Cal. We verify your benefits before treatment and tell you what to expect.

Our dentists rotate between all three offices. When you book, we tell you who your visit is with.

Questions

Can I do my visit in Spanish?

Yes. Our staff are bilingual at every office.

Do you take my insurance?

We accept 14 plans, including Denti-Cal. We verify your benefits before treatment.

Why do I need a crown instead of a filling?

When too much of the tooth is damaged, a crown protects what is left. We explain the reason at your visit.

Does insurance cover crowns?

Many plans cover part of it. We verify your benefits before treatment.

What should I bring?

A photo ID, your insurance card and the details of your appointment.

Choose the office closest to you. All three are welcoming new patients.