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Custom Dental Crowns to Rebuild Your Smile

Dental crowns are permanent prosthetic caps designed to fully cover and protect damaged, weak, or fractured teeth. At Boyd Family Dentistry in Owasso, we often recommend crowns when a tooth is too compromised for a large filling or other restorative treatments.

If you’re experiencing pain, sensitivity, or difficulty chewing due to a cracked or weakened tooth, a tooth crown can provide a strong, long-lasting solution that restores both function and appearance. Crowns help prevent further damage and improve your comfort and oral health.

During your visit, our skilled dentists will evaluate your specific needs and recommend the best dental crown option to protect your smile and ensure lasting durability.

If you need reliable restorative dentistry in Owasso, contact Boyd Family Dentistry today to schedule your consultation.

Restore and Protect Your Smile with Dental Crowns

Damaged or worn-down teeth can affect how you chew, speak, and smile. Dental crowns are a great way to restore the strength, shape, and appearance of your tooth. At our dental office, we offer custom-made crowns that look and feel just like natural teeth, helping you smile with confidence again.

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that covers the entire visible part of a tooth. It's used to protect weak teeth, fix broken ones, or improve the appearance of a tooth. Crowns are strong, long-lasting, and designed to match the color of your natural teeth.

Why You Might Need A Crown

The dentist may recommend a crown if you have:
  • A tooth that’s cracked or broken
  • A large filling that needs extra support
  • A tooth that’s worn down or weakened
  • A misshapen or discolored tooth
  • A tooth that had a root canal
  • A dental implant that needs a cover

Steps To Getting A Dental Crown

Getting a dental crown is a simple process that usually takes two visits. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Exam and Preparation

First, our dentist will examine your tooth to make sure a crown is the best option. If needed, they may take X-rays. Then, the tooth is gently reshaped to make space for the crown.

2. Impressions

Next, we take an impression of your tooth to create a crown that fits perfectly. The impression is sent to a dental lab where your custom crown is made. You’ll get a temporary crown to protect your tooth in the meantime.

3. Crown Placement

Once your permanent crown is ready (usually in 1–2 weeks), you’ll come back for your second visit. The dentist will remove the temporary crown, check the fit and color of the new one, and then bond it to your tooth using special dental cement.

4. Final Touches

The crown is adjusted to make sure your bite feels comfortable. After that, your new crown is good to go, and your smile is fully restored!