When a crown helps
Large fillings, cracked teeth, worn down enamel, or teeth treated with a root canal that need added protection.
COLBORNE DENTAL, ORILLIA
Crowns
Restore strength, shape, and confidence with a crown that looks natural and feels comfortable. Clear options, gentle care, and a plan you can trust.
- Natural looking porcelain crowns
- Comfort focused approach
- Clear plan before we start
CALM, MODERN, AND DETAIL DRIVEN
Strength and beauty, perfectly balanced
A crown protects a weakened tooth, restores natural shape, and supports a comfortable bite with a seamless, polished finish.
Natural look and feel
Designed to match your smile so the crown blends naturally while restoring comfort and function.
How long it takes
Crowns are typically completed in two visits: preparation and impressions, then final placement and bite check.
Long term protection
A well fitted crown helps shield the tooth from further damage and supports a stable, comfortable bite.
A crown that blends in beautifully
Crowns restore strength and appearance when a tooth is too damaged for a filling alone. We focus on comfort, clean aesthetics, and a fit that feels natural in your bite. We offer a wide range of crown options, including Zirconia, full porcelain, PFM, and Emax crowns. Book your appointment to find out which option is best suited for you.
Signs you may need a crown
- A tooth that is cracked, worn down, or weakened
- Repeated fillings or a large existing filling
- Pain when chewing or sensitivity that keeps coming back
- A root canal treated tooth needing added protection
If your tooth feels like it is breaking or you have sharp pain when biting, book quickly to prevent further damage.
Crowns FAQs
Clear answers before you book
How long do crowns last?
With good care, crowns can last many years. Longevity depends on your bite, oral hygiene, and habits like grinding.
Will a crown look natural?
Yes. We select a shade and shape that blends with your teeth so the crown looks clean and natural.
Does getting a crown hurt?
We numb gently, so the appointment is comfortable. After, mild sensitivity can happen for a short time as the tooth settles.
What if my crown feels too high?
Contact us. A quick bite adjustment can make it feel comfortable and natural again.