Dental Crowns & Bridges in Paramus

Quality Cosmetic Restorations for Your Teeth

Whether due to decay or an injury, many people have teeth that are chipped, cracked, weakened, or missing altogether. These cosmetic mishaps are more than just an aesthetic problem – they can lead to severe oral issues now and in the future. At Dental Health 360°, we offer professional dental services for those suffering from a broken smile. Our crowns and bridges in Paramus will restore your mouth’s appearance while also making day-to-day function easier and less painful.

Contact Dental Health 360° right away for affordable, top-of-the-line dental services. Call (201) 809-9566 to schedule an appointment and learn more about dental crowns and bridges in Paramus.

Damaged or missing teeth can lead to these and many other problems:

• Pain when chewing or speaking
• An unbalanced bite
• Sunken or crooked facial features
• Shifting by other teeth
• Development of headaches, blurred vision, or neck pain

Crowning Your Teeth for Reinforcement

If a tooth is damaged but still secured, a crown can offer reinforcement while restoring the tooth’s appearance. A dentist will take an impression of your tooth, which will be used to create a porcelain or gold crown that we attach. The color of porcelain is virtually the same as natural teeth, while gold is more durable. As such, we typically recommend using porcelain for visible front teeth and gold for back teeth.

Fixed Bridges Can Replace Missing Teeth

A fixed bridge, or “crown and bridge,” offers a more permanent solution for missing teeth. We will take a mold of the gap where you are missing a tooth and create a custom artificial replacement. This new bridge is then inserted and permanently cemented to the surrounding teeth. For an even more natural appearance, ask us about our permanent dental implants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the dental crown procedure painful?

The dental crown procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia, so you should not feel any pain during the preparation or placement. Some patients may experience mild sensitivity or discomfort after the anesthesia wears off, which can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

How do I know if I need a dental crown or just a large filling?

Your dentist will assess the extent of the damage to your tooth. If the decay or fracture is too extensive for a filling to adequately restore and protect the tooth, a crown will be recommended to provide stronger, more comprehensive coverage and prevent further damage.

Will a dental crown feel like a natural tooth?

Once a dental crown is permanently cemented, it should feel very much like a natural tooth. You'll be able to chew and speak normally. There might be a short adjustment period, but any persistent discomfort or feeling that your bite is "off" should be reported to your dentist.

How soon can I eat after getting a permanent dental crown?

Once your permanent crown is cemented, the bonding agent needs time to fully cure. Your dentist will typically advise you to avoid eating hard or sticky foods for at least 24 hours. After this period, you can usually resume your normal diet, though it's always wise to exercise caution with extremely hard foods.

Cosmetic Dentists Who Do More for Less

There are plenty of cosmetic dentists serving Paramus, NJ but Dental Health 360° believes in doing more for our patients. When you schedule a crown or bridge appointment at one of our convenient locations, you get the best that modern dentistry has to offer. We also take a team approach to ensure you get the best care possible at an affordable rate. For extra benefits and savings, ask us about our budget-oriented Membership Program.

If you have a tooth that’s damaged or has been knocked out, contact us at (201) 809-9566 to learn more about cosmetic dental options in Paramus.