Crowns cap and protect damaged teeth. Bridges replace missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent teeth. Both restore function and appearance.
Dental crowns encase a damaged or weakened tooth to restore strength and shape. Bridges span the gap left by one or more missing teeth using crowns as anchors. Under sedation both procedures can be completed in a single visit without anxiety or discomfort.
1-2 visits under sedation depending on preparation and placement.
Patients needing tooth restoration, dental anxiety, or replacing one or more missing teeth.
Tooth preparation, impression, crown or bridge placement, IV sedation or General Anesthesia.
Sedation makes crown and bridge treatment comfortable and efficient. Preparation and placement can often be completed in one visit with no anxiety.
Dream Visit™ is our proprietary sedation protocol that allows patients to complete complex dental treatment comfortably under IV sedation or General Anesthesia.
You sleep comfortably while our specialists complete your dental care. Wake up with your treatment finished.
Yes. We use tooth-coloured ceramic and porcelain materials matched to the shade of your surrounding teeth. The result is indistinguishable from a natural tooth in most cases.
+Brush and floss normally around a crown. For a bridge, use floss threaders or an interdental brush to clean underneath the pontic (the false tooth spanning the gap).
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Although some dental cases can be complex, our patients become part of our extended care family. As they return for treatment, they begin to recognize familiar faces and feel more at ease. Our team builds trust over time — creating a safe and positive experience. For many families, what once felt impossible becomes manageable.
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Yes. All crown and bridge work at Dental Sedation Centers is completed under IV sedation or General Anesthesia. You are fully asleep and comfortable throughout.
Typically 1-2 sedation visits. Tooth preparation and a temporary crown are placed first, then the permanent crown or bridge is fitted once fabricated.
With good care, crowns typically last 10-15 years and bridges 10-20 years. Material choice and oral hygiene significantly affect longevity.
A crown protects an existing tooth while an implant replaces a missing one. Our team will recommend the best option based on your specific situation.
We work with most insurance companies.
Yes. A responsible adult must drive you home and stay with you for several hours. You cannot drive on the day of your procedure.