Repair Your Teeth and Restore Your Oral Health with Dental Crowns

Living with a damaged or decayed tooth can affect how you eat, smile, or talk. Dental crowns in Ormond Beach, Florida, provide a practical solution for restoring your tooth’s function and appearance. Expertly placed at Cooper Dental Group, dental crowns repair the damage and ensure your tooth functions and looks as good as new. If you need a dental crown today, visit Drs. Andrew M. Perkins and Crain, and rediscover a healthier, better-looking version of yourself.

Why do I need a dental crown?

A crown is a customized restoration that envelops your tooth to bolster its aesthetics and structural integrity. From enhanced functionality to improved aesthetics, dental crowns offer several functions.

Here’s why you may need a dental crown:

Missing teeth: We can pair a dental crown with a bridge or implant to fill gaps left by missing teeth.
Repair damage: A dental crown is the best restoration if the remaining healthy structure can’t support a dental filling.
Reinforce your tooth: Trauma, repeated dental work, and natural wear can weaken your tooth. A dental crown can reinforce your tooth structure, restoring its health and functionality.
Enhance aesthetics: We can use dental crowns to enhance the appearance of damaged, discolored, or uneven teeth.

Achieving success with dental crowns requires precision and careful planning. We blend cutting-edge technology and artistry to create crowns that look natural, feel comfortable, and last many years. Many of our crown patients tell us it feels like having a natural tooth back!

How are dental crowns placed?

We place most dental crowns within two dental appointments. First, the dentist examines your tooth to determine its eligibility for a crown. If so, your gums are precisely numbed with local anesthetics to ensure a comfortable dental experience. Then, we prepare your tooth by gently reshaping the enamel while removing damaged portions.

We’ll then take impressions of your tooth to ensure the custom fabrication of your crown. Our team will protect your prepped tooth with an interim crown until you receive your new restoration.

Your second appointment is much faster than the initial one. The dentist will inspect the fit of your new crown, make necessary adjustments and bond it to your tooth. That’s it! Your crowned tooth looks and functions like a real tooth.

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Can a dental crown loosen or fall out?

Dental crowns are created to last many years, but accidents and premature wear can happen. If your dental crown becomes loose or dislodged, don’t panic—but act quickly and carefully. Here’s what to do:

If the crown has come out completely, gently remove it from your mouth to avoid swallowing or choking on it.
Rinse your mouth with warm saltwater and take over-the-counter painkillers to ease discomfort.
If the crown is intact, rinse and store it in a clean container or zip-top bag.
Contact your dentist as soon as possible. A loose or dislodged crown can leave your tooth vulnerable to damage, sensitivity, or infection. Your dentist will evaluate the tooth and either re-cement the existing crown or recommend a replacement.

Is it time to upgrade your smile with dental crowns?

Whether you need to repair your tooth or enhance its aesthetics, our dental crowns are designed to meet your needs with excellence. Ready to get started? Call 386-244-9838 and reserve an appointment today.

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Andrew M. Perkins, DDS

Andrew M. Perkins, DDS, is known for his expertise and compassionate patient care. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from Florida Atlantic University and an Associate of Arts in Biological Sciences from Palm Beach State College. With a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree and a Certificate of Public Health from Meharry Medical College, he combines scientific knowledge with artistic skills.
Dr. Perkins’ experience as a General Practice Dental Resident at the Veterans Affairs Dental Department honed his proficiency in diverse dental procedures, ensuring personalized care for each patient. His dedication to dentistry and strong communication skills make him a trusted authority in oral health.