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Crowns restore and protect damaged teeth or dental implants, improving strength, function and appearance. They can restore a natural-looking, functional tooth, protect a tooth weakened by decay, hold together a severely damaged or cracked tooth, cover a tooth after root canal treatment, cap a dental implant, and support a dental bridge. Crowns are typically placed over two visits. The first appointment involves tooth preparation and impressions, with a temporary crown placed while the permanent restoration is made. At the second visit, the final crown is fitted and secured. Crown types include all-resin, metal and porcelain.
