Dental Crowns & Bridges – San Antonio, TX
Make Damaged
Teeth Look
Like New
Are you self-conscious about a cracked, broken, or decayed tooth? Have you lost one or more teeth because of injury or an oral health condition like gum disease or tooth decay? With custom-made dental crowns and bridges in San Antnio, TX, we can help you restore your smile’s structure, strength, and appearance so you can face the world with confidence again.
Why Choose New Image Dentistry for Dental Crowns & Bridges?
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Restorations Made with the Strongest,
Most Natural-Looking Materials -
25 Year History of Providing
Award-Winning Dentistry -
Family-Owned Dental Office Voted as
One of America’s Best Dentists
What Are Dental Crowns?
Dental crowns are designed to fit snugly over a worn or vulnerable tooth. They can be made from porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal, and even gold, but our goal is to provide you with the most natural looking restoration possible. When we’re finished with your procedure, we want you to feel comfortable sharing your smile openly and without anxiety.
In most cases, we can design, fit, and place your custom-made crown in just a few short dental office visits. When your crown is cemented into place, you’ll need to care for it as you would care for one of your natural teeth, with routine brushing and flossing. You should also visit our San Antonio dental office every six months for routine cleanings.
What Are Dental Bridges?
If you have a gap in your smile because of one or more missing teeth, Dr. Holland can help you fill that space with a custom-made dental bridge. Your new teeth prevent the nearby teeth from moving out of their correct position and provides your face with the internal structure necessary for a full, youthful appearance.
A dental bridge is a prosthetic that attaches on one or both sides of a gap in your smile using abutment crowns. In between these crowns is the bridge tooth (known as a pontic). After completing a full oral health assessment, Dr. Holland will recommend the style of bridge that is best suited to your needs. We may also talk to you about treatment with dental implants or a partial denture. With proper care, your bridge may last for up to 10 years.