Dental Crowns in Mesa, AZ
Combining Technology &
Stunningly Lifelike Materials
- In-house lab & convenient same-day crowns
- Best-in-class dental crown materials
- Preview your results before treatment
- Voted “Best in Mesa” with 500+ 5-star reviews
Can You Tell the Difference?
This patient received a crown for a durable, natural-looking smile repair.
Same-Day Crowns Offer Immediate Results
Las Sendas Dental Health stays on top of the latest technology to provide our Arizona patients with the most accurate and efficient treatment in modern dentistry.
Thanks to state-of-the-art CEREC® technology, our Mesa, AZ, office can offer a custom porcelain crown in a single appointment. CEREC is an innovative design and production tool, streamlining treatment steps that used to require several appointments over multiple weeks. With CEREC technology, we can take digital dental impressions and instantly send them to our in-office milling machine. In a single appointment, your custom porcelain crown will be ready to place on your tooth.
Ready for a Convenient Solution?
If you're ready to see what a friendly yet tech-forward practice can do to repair your smile, we want to hear from you. Drs. Martin Farnsworth, Derek Farnsworth, and Drew Farnsworth use the latest developments in the field of dentistry to transform smiles, and they're confident they can improve the appearance and functionality of yours. To get started, reach out to our Mesa office online or call our team.
Crowns Are Eligible for Insurance
Fortunately, a dental crown placed to restore a damaged tooth is often covered, at least in part, by insurance. The exact coverage will vary based on your plan and provider. However, crowns placed for cosmetic reasons and dental implants are not covered by insurance. Any necessary preparatory procedures, sedation, and other factors will ultimately influence the total cost of your individual treatment.
Financing & Other Payment Options
You have the power to protect your smile. Every Mesa crown patient we treat has options that can make dentistry a priority thanks to our payment options:
Financing
We accept financing through CareCredit®. They let you split the cost of treatment into monthly payments to keep out-of-pocket expenses more manageable.
Cash
Whether you're supplementing insurance or financing or you're paying in full, you can use cash to cover your new dental crown.
Credit Cards
Our patients are also welcome to balance out the costs of their treatment using their own trusted credit cards.
Exploring Premium Lab-Made Crowns
While CEREC same-day crowns are an incredibly convenient option, CEREC can only create crowns using porcelain. Crowns made of metals and premium materials will require the help of our partner lab, and we will place a temporary crown in the meantime.
This process takes about two weeks, during which you will wear a temporary crown to protect your affected tooth. During your consultation at our Mesa, AZ, dental office, we will discuss all your options and help choose the best crown for your needs.
Book Your Dental Crown Consultation
Symptoms like tooth pain, temperature sensitivity, and discoloration aren't just nuisances. They often indicate an underlying problem. Tooth decay, infections, and other dental concerns won't resolve on their own, and will likely worsen over time. Don't put off having tooth pain or damage treated. Your oral health is too important.
Las Sendas Dental Health gladly offers consultations to new and existing patients, as well as the treatment you need to protect your smile. Take care of your oral health and request an appointment today.You can reach our Mesa, AZ, office by filling out our contact form or by calling us.
Implant-Supported Crowns
Replace Missing Teeth
Unlike traditional crowns that cap a tooth, implant-supported crowns are restorations attached to dental implants to completely replace a missing tooth. Dental implants are one of the best modern dentistry methods for treating tooth loss, as they take the place of both the visible crown and underlying tooth root. They are a unique dental solution because they:
Is an Implant-Supported Crown Right for Me?
If you're missing a tooth, you are probably a candidate. We will examine your mouth to see if you have healthy gums, as well as sufficient jawbone tissue. Even if you're not eligible at the moment, we can potentially perform bone grafting or periodontal care to make you a good candidate for a dental implant-supported crown once you've recovered.
What to Expect When You Get a Crown
Whether you receive a CEREC crown or one crafted in a lab, your restoration will always be custom-made. It will be durable and comfortable while blending in seamlessly with your smile. Depending on the materials you choose, your traditional dental crown will take one or two appointments at our Mesa dental office.
Maintaining Your Dental Crown
With proper care and regular visits to the dentist, dental crowns can last for 10 years or more. Maintenance is simple: You should essentially treat your permanent crown like you would your natural teeth. Make sure to brush your teeth, gums, and crown twice a day and floss at least once a day, but pull the string from front to back rather than up and down the sides of your teeth to prevent the crown from dislodging.
We recommend scheduling a checkup at our Mesa office at least twice a year for a professional cleaning. Of course, if you have any questions at any time before or after your treatment, please reach out to us. A member of our friendly team will be happy to assist you in any way possible.
Choose First-Class
Dentistry in Mesa
Start your own personal treatment timeline by getting in touch with our Mesa practice. Once we learn a bit about your oral health history and goals, we can consult you on what the next steps are for placing a permanent crown that’s designed to last. To take the first step, request a consultation.
Dental Crown Alternatives
Teeth Whitening
If you think your entire smile needs an upgrade, our dentist can perform a teeth whitening treatment before you receive your crown. That way, we can color-match your crown to your newly whitened smile for a complete cosmetic upgrade in addition to structural improvement.
Dental Bonding
While dental crowns are a great solution for moderate to severe damage, they may be excessive for small chips and cracks. If these flaws are your concern, our Mesa dentists can provide you with dental bonding to reshape your teeth and give them a quick cosmetic upgrade.
Dental Bridges
Are you missing multiple consecutive teeth? We offer dental bridges that can replace up to three teeth in a row. You can choose from traditional dental bridges or implant-supported bridges, depending on your preferences and budget.
Dental Crowns FAQs
It's common for our patients to have questions before they visit our dentists. To help you feel more confident in choosing our team, we've decided to cover a few common concerns.
What's the difference between veneers and crowns?
Dental crowns are used most commonly as a restorative treatment, fortifying damaged or decayed teeth, but they can also help with aesthetics. Veneers, on the other hand, are a cosmetic option used only to improve the appearance of your teeth. They can treat concerns like stubborn stains or gaps. Our dentists offer both treatments, and can help you find the best option for your needs.
How will you make sure my crown blends in?
Whether you choose a traditional crown or an implant-supported crown, we invest in high-quality, lifelike materials such as porcelain and IPS e.max to provide our Mesa crowns patients with lifelike, stunning results. We also use precise digital impressions to plan for an incredibly accurate fit and appearance.
What happens if I need more in-depth care?
You've come to the right place. Our dentists offer a comprehensive range of treatments, including supplementary care like bone grafting and periodontal care. For more extensive tooth loss or decay, we can also plan a custom full mouth reconstruction for even more comprehensive results.
Is crown placement painful?
No, it isn't. In fact, crowns are most commonly the final step in relieving dental pain. Our dentists will ensure you don't feel any discomfort by applying local anesthetic before your tooth preparation and crown placement. We also offer nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation upon request.
