Dental Crowns in Centennial, CO
A New Smile in 2 Hours
CEREC® Same-Day Crowns
Free Consults and Second Opinions
CareCredit® and In-House Memberships
Google Reviews
Why Centennial Trusts Us for Crowns
A New Crown in 2 Hours
Our dentist in Centennial, CO, uses CEREC technology to create and place a custom porcelain crown in a single appointment. This means patients can complete their entire crown visit in roughly two hours, with no temporary crown and no second appointment. When a same-day crown is not the best option, our team can coordinate with a trusted dental lab instead.
Experienced Dentists Placing Implants
Dr. Thomas Reed and Dr. Natalie Lesinski are experienced general dentists who handle every stage of crown and implant treatment under one roof. Implant cases include surgical guides for accurate placement and optimal results. Treatment that other practices may refer out to a specialist stays in-house at Link Dental.
Emergency Care When You Need It
We set aside time every day for emergency appointments just in case they arise. If you have a chipped or broken tooth or a loose crown, we can try to fit you into our schedule as soon as possible, often on the same or next day. Our CEREC machine allows us to repair smiles quickly and deliver solutions that last.
Our doctors are proud to offer this versatile dentistry solution since they know how transformative it can be. This patient had broken and worn teeth, but our dentists were able to restore each affected tooth with dental crowns. Whether your smile looks similar to this patient's or you simply have one tooth that needs attention, we want to hear from you. We invite you to request a consultation at our Centennial dental office and explore our photo gallery.
Gary's Story: A Retired Dentist Who Chooses Link Dental
Gary is a retired dentist who worked alongside Dr. Thomas Reed for 16 years. As a patient, he's received high-quality dental work, including a custom tooth-colored crown that is indistinguishable from his natural teeth. Gary's wife and son are also patients at Link Dental, so they're happily here for the long haul.
Paying for Your Dental Crown
Dental Insurance
Your crown may be eligible for insurance coverage since they're often crucial for your health and oral function. If you have a dental insurance plan in place, our Centennial team will help you take advantage of any eligible benefits to help make treatment more affordable and convenient.
Dental Financing
Don't have insurance? Need a little assistance? We accept financing through CareCredit®. You can also join our Link to Smiles Membership Plan. That way, you can pay for your crown over time, without stressing about the costs.
Cash, Card, or Check
You're welcome to pay with cash or check, as well as with credit cards from American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.
Free Consultations
To make your decision easier, we offer free, no-obligation consultations and second opinions. After all, you deserve to feel fully confident in your choice of dentist.
Crowns Are a Versatile Solution
With a Variety of Benefits
Whether you have just damaged a tooth or you have been dealing with tooth decay or tooth trauma for a while, our Centennial, CO, dentists are ready to help.
Crowns can be used for cases like:
Broken, cracked, or worn-down teeth can be reinforced with dental crowns. They protect what is left of your natural tooth and reinstate your oral function.
If you have a cavity, your dentist will remove the decayed tissue. Small cavities can be treated with a filling, but large cavities may require a crown to restore the tooth.
If you have a misshapen tooth or deep dental stains that do not respond to teeth whitening treatments, we can place a crown to give you an even, vibrant smile. Crowns can also be incorporated into a broader smile makeover.
Root canal therapy removes an infection from the tooth chamber to save the tooth. We can often place a crown immediately after root canal therapy to reinforce the tooth structure.
What About Missing Teeth? Our Dentists Perform All Stages of Implant Treatment In-House
If you have a missing tooth or need one extracted, a dental crown can help with that too. Our Centennial, CO, dentists are able to place a dental implant, or biocompatible post, in your jaw, employing surgical guides for accurate work.
Once the implant osseointegrates, or fuses with your jawbone and gums, we can attach an abutment and restore the implant with a custom crown. You will also enjoy added benefits with implants like improved bone health, natural-looking aesthetics, and dependable stability.
Understanding
CEREC Crowns: Our Same-Day Solution
CEREC technology allows us to provide patients with porcelain restorations in a single visit to our office. If you are receiving a same-day crown with us, your entire appointment may take just two hours. With CEREC milling technology, there is no need to wear or pay for a temporary crown, make time for 2 to 3 appointments, or wait a month as a dental lab creates your crown.
We will always explore this option with you when you come to us for a porcelain crown. When the case calls for coordinated lab work instead, we will say so and explain why.
Receiving Your Dental Crown What to Expect During Your Appointment
After you've been approved for a crown, you can expect several steps:
“They are very professional and took extra time to make sure my crown looked perfect, I love it so much and greatly appreciate their attention to detail!” — Laura, 5-Star Review
How Long
Do Crowns Last?
When cared for properly, porcelain crowns can last for 15 years or longer. To provide our patients with strong yet stunning crowns, we invest in materials like zirconia and porcelain. We will also educate you thoroughly so you can do your part to maintain your new restoration.
Caring for Your Crown
We want you to have a beautiful, healthy smile for years to come. To make the most of your crown, we recommend that you:
Be Mindful of Harmful Habits
While your crown is made from durable materials that can withstand natural chewing forces, it can still become damaged. Avoid using your teeth as tools, and wear an oral appliance if you have bruxism (teeth grinding).
Follow an Oral Hygiene Routine
While porcelain cannot decay, the tooth beneath your crown can. Maintain an oral care routine that involves brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash to protect the underlying tooth at the crown margin.
Attend Routine Checkups
Regular checkups with our Centennial dentists will allow them to examine each tooth, maintain your oral health, stop problems before they become serious, and tell you when it is time for a new crown.
FAQ About Dental Crowns in Centennial
Which materials are used to make your crowns?
Our Centennial dentistry practice uses materials like IPS e.max®, Empress, zirconia, and porcelain, so your crown can be customized based on where it will be placed and how you want it to look.
How long will it be until I can get a crown?
We know how stressful (and even uncomfortable) it can be waiting for a crown. One of the big benefits of choosing our practice is the fact that you can often leave your first appointment with either a permanent CEREC same-day crown or a temporary crown. We also handle emergencies and will work to get you in as quickly as possible.
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