At Peelhouse Dental Care in Widnes, we offer dental crowns as a strong and reliable solution to restore teeth that are severely damaged, weakened, or broken. A crown covers the entire surface of the tooth, strengthening and protecting it while restoring its natural appearance.
Dental crowns are often recommended after a root canal treatment to reinforce the tooth, as these teeth can become more brittle over time.
Types of Dental Crowns
There are several types of dental crowns, each with its own benefits:
✔️ Gold Crowns – Extremely strong and durable, but not always the most aesthetic option.
✔️ Porcelain Fused to Metal Crowns – A combination of strength and aesthetics, though they require more tooth preparation.
✔️ All-Ceramic, Metal-Free Crowns – The most popular choice, offering excellent aesthetics, durability, and a more conservative approach to preserving natural tooth structure.
At Peelhouse Dental Care, we favour all-ceramic, metal-free crowns for their natural look, strength, and ability to retain as much of your healthy tooth as possible.
How Are Dental Crowns Fitted?
Getting a dental crown is a straightforward process, usually completed in just two appointments:
1️⃣ Preparation – The tooth is reshaped, and we take impressions to create your custom crown.
2️⃣ Fitting – Once your crown is ready, we ensure the perfect fit before securely bonding it in place.
Why Choose a Dental Crown?
✔️ Restores Strength & Function – Protects weakened teeth, allowing you to eat and chew comfortably.
✔️ Natural Appearance – Designed to blend seamlessly with your other teeth.
✔️ Long-Lasting Solution – With proper care, crowns can last for many years.
✔️ Protects After a Root Canal – Reduces the risk of further damage to treated teeth.
Book Your Consultation Today
If you have a damaged or weakened tooth, a dental crown could be the ideal solution.
Call us today 0151 424 2516 to book your consultation and find out how we can restore your smile!
Book Online
Dental Health Care Plans
Our dental health care plans are for our patients who are dentally fit or have had a course of treatment and want to maintain that level of dental health.
They involve dental health checks with the dentists or therapists and hygiene/gum treatments with the dental hygiene therapists.