Same Day Crowns
Open Hours
Mon: 8AM – 5 PM | Tue: 8 AM – 5 PM
Wed: 8 AM – 5 PM | Thu: 8 AM – 5 PM
919-266-9286
106 N First Ave
Knightdale, NC 27545
In Knightdale, NC
Same Day Crowns
Damage or severe decay shouldn’t hold you back from a beautiful, functional smile. Restore your tooth with a natural-looking, durable dental crown.
Why should I choose dental crowns?
Dental crowns are used for a variety of restorative and cosmetic treatments. For instance, they are the recommended treatment option for patients suffering from damaged, broken, or severely decayed teeth. After the damage and decay is cleared and the existing tooth structure is shaped into a sturdy platform, a dental crown can be placed. These tooth-shaped caps cover the natural tooth down to the gum line to protect the remaining tooth while maintaining the look, feel, and functionality of your smile. Crowns are also commonly used to complete root canal therapy or a dental implant procedure.
Intraoral Scanner = Mess-Free Treatment
You can say goodbye to goopy impressions thanks to our 3D Intraoral Scanner. This tool allows us to capture images and create models of your teeth. It’s a fully digital process — no putty necessary.
Accessible Care For All
You don’t need to rely on dental insurance to get the care you need. We strive to keep quality dentistry affordable and accessible by providing a variety of ways to finance your treatment.
- Healthcare Lenders
- Membership Plan
- In-Network With Most PPOs
The Benefits of Same-Day Crowns:
No temporary crowns
Crowns protect the natural tooth and root structure that remains after decay has been cleared away.
No second appointment
Lab-made dental crowns are designed to look and feel just like your natural teeth and blend in with your smile.
Durable, natural-looking results
Crowns protect the natural tooth and root structure that remains after decay has been cleared away.
Comfortable digital scans
Crowns protect the natural tooth and root structure that remains after decay has been cleared away.
Same day crown process
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Preparing The Tooth
To start the procedure, your dentist will clean your mouth and apply local anesthesia for comfort. Based on your preference or your dentist's assessment, you may also receive sedation. Next, the decayed enamel will be removed with a dental drill. This process also involves reshaping your tooth to provide a sturdy base for the placement of a dental crown.
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Crown Design
Using advanced software, we design your crown right in our office, making sure it fits perfectly with your bite and smile.
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In-Office Milling
Your custom crown is made right here using a high-tech milling machine. It typically takes about 30 minutes.
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Fitting & Bonding
We check the fit and color, make any adjustments if needed, and bond the crown to your tooth — all before you leave.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dental crowns are a common solution for treating teeth that have been impacted by decay or damage. Patients with severe cavities and those who have experienced dental trauma, resulting in cracked, chipped, or broken teeth may also benefit from a dental crown. Additionally, individuals who have undergone root canal therapy often require a crown to complete the procedure as it serves to protect the tooth from future problems by capping it down to the gumline. Crowns can also be used to restore the shape, appearance, and functionality of teeth. They can be used in cosmetic cases as an alternative to veneers or dental bonding.
If you are experiencing pain, discomfort, or have visible damage or discoloration in your teeth due to decay or trauma, you may be a candidate for a dental crown. It’s always necessary to consult with your dentist to see if a crown can help address your oral health concerns. Scheduling an appointment with your dentist will allow for a thorough evaluation and help them determine if a crown is the right solution for you.
When crafted and placed correctly, dental crowns have the potential to last up to 15 years. Maintaining good oral hygiene habits, such as brushing your teeth twice daily and flossing once daily, along with regular dental check-ups and cleanings every 6 months, can contribute to the longevity of your crown. Although same-day crowns may not be as durable, they can still provide long-lasting results with appropriate care and maintenance.
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