If you are struggling with damaged, decayed, or missing teeth, life can be unnecessarily difficult. While there are many ways to repair damaged teeth, dental crowns and bridges in San Pedro are among our patients’ favorite dental restorations. That’s because they are so versatile. With this restorative treatment option, you can:
To see if a crown or a bridge is the right fix for your smile, call 310-982-6333 for an appointment.
Your smile is one of your best features, and it’s necessary to protect it. By fixing dental damage, you are getting back a healthy grin with restorative solutions that can last for years. Bridges and crowns are a fantastic way to restore damaged, decayed, or lost teeth. At our office, you can receive:
You may prefer to avoid concerns about the mercury used in metal restorations. That’s why our crowns are made with either zirconia or e.max (lithium disilicate). We partner with the best dental labs to ensure your crowns will look great and last for many years. If you need to have an extraction performed before replacing teeth, your dentist can do it for you.
If you’ve suffered dental damage, dental crowns and bridges in San Pedro may be just what you need to repair it. Call Shook Dental Care at 310-982-6333 for an appointment.
Dental crowns and bridges are a fantastic investment in your smile. Most of our patients can expect their new crown or bridge to last at least five to seven years after placement. However, these restorations can last longer, especially if you take care not to chew hard, gummy, or sticky foods.
Your individual cost for crowns and bridges can vary widely, depending on your needs and treatment plan. Placing a single crown is less expensive than filling in a smile gap with a bridge consisting of several replacement teeth. Our team will be happy to cover all the details in full and answer any questions you have about your treatment.
Dental crowns and bridges are versatile dental restorations that provide our patients with many types of teeth repair. A crown by itself will cap a damaged tooth and strengthen it. Or it can be used with an implant to replace a tooth. Likewise, bridges can be used either by themselves or with dental implants.
