Crowns cover and protect damaged teeth, restoring their shape and strength. Bridges replace missing teeth by anchoring to nearby teeth or implants. Both improve function and appearance, enhancing comfort and confidence.
Dental Crowns and Bridges
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Cost
The overall cost of dental crowns or bridges will depend on the materials used, complexity and insurance coverage. You can also save on restorative care with our VIP Membership Plan.
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Procedure Duration
With crowns and bridges, it’s best to plan for two visits about two weeks apart. Most patients are fully restored in less than a month.
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Pain Level
We use local anesthetic, so you’ll feel pressure, not pain. Post-visit discomfort is minimal and manageable. We also have nitrous oxide sedation to help with dental anxiety.
Sedation Dentistry
Dental Crowns and Bridges in Tomah, Wisconsin
Dental crowns and bridges are long-term solutions that protect, restore and replace teeth. A crown covers and strengthens a damaged tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth using neighboring teeth as support. Both options blend function and beauty, so your smile feels natural, strong and yours again.
Whether you have tooth damage or missing teeth, dental crowns and bridges restore your smile and confidence with care, precision and comfort. For added convenience, we offer same-day crowns for a comfortable solution for restoring damaged teeth in just one visit.
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The Dental Crown Process
The dental crown treatment process is designed to restore function and confidence with care and precision. Your dentist will examine and prepare the damaged or decayed tooth by reshaping it, then take detailed impressions for a custom fit. A temporary crown may be placed while your permanent crown is crafted in a lab. At a follow-up appointment, the final crown is securely bonded. This gentle, tailored approach helps protect your tooth and rejuvenate your smile with lasting results.
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The Dental Bridge Process
Dental bridge treatment begins with a gentle evaluation and preparation of the teeth adjacent to the missing space. Impressions are taken to ensure a precise fit. A temporary bridge is placed for protection while a custom bridge is crafted in a dental lab. Once ready, the permanent bridge is carefully fitted, adjusted for comfort and bite, and securely bonded—restoring your ability to eat, speak and smile easily.
FAQ
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What are the differences between crowns and bridges?
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Can crowns and bridges be matched to my natural tooth color?
Yes, crowns and bridges can be custom-matched to your natural tooth color. Dentists use shade guides and digital tools to ensure a seamless, natural-looking result for your confident smile.
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How do I care for a crown or bridge long-term?
To care for your crown or bridge long-term, brush and floss daily, avoid hard or sticky foods, and visit your dentist regularly. Consistent care preserves both your restoration and the surrounding natural teeth.
Related Services
Dental Implants
Dental implants are titanium posts topped with natural-looking crowns that replace missing tooth roots. They restore bite function, prevent jawbone loss, and look and feel like real teeth.
Dental Implants
Dental Checkup
Routine checkups and teeth cleanings help us identify minor issues before they become larger problems. Cleanings remove buildup, exams catch problems early, and we’ll keep your smile healthy without the lecture.
Dental Checkup