Same-Day Crowns in Downtown Denver

What’s the Difference Between Same-Day and Traditional Crowns?

Traditional crowns are made in a lab and require significantly more time to create since they are often made at another location. Same-day crowns are made in our office using the CEREC machine. With the CEREC machine we design your crown using a 3D scan of your tooth and custom-build a crown that fits your exact bite to make sure you are happy with the results.

Will Insurance Cover a Same-Day Crown?

Insurance coverage varies by provider, but many plans cover same-day crowns just like traditional crowns made in a dental lab. Our team will review your benefits, explain coverage and help you maximize your benefits.

What Are the Advantages of Same-Day Crowns?

The most significant benefit of same-day crowns is their convenience. Our dentists can deliver your crown in a single sitting. This convenience makes them an excellent option for people with tight deadlines or in a rush.

Additionally, same-day crowns are made from high-quality ceramic, meaning they’re durable and can last for years without breaking or wearing down. The ceramic used in these crowns closely mimics the natural appearance of your teeth so that they blend seamlessly with them. Furthermore, porcelain is resistant to staining and will maintain its esthetic appeal for years to come.

Another benefit of same-day crowns is that they’re very easy to maintain. All you have to do is brush and floss your teeth at least twice daily and avoid eating hard and crunchy foods with the crowned teeth. This alone will prolong the longevity of your dental crowns dramatically.

Am I a Candidate for Same-Day Crowns?

You may be a good candidate for same-day crowns if your teeth have suffered significant damage from physical impact or dental decay. The crowns will cover the damaged portion of the teeth, protecting them from further damage and bacterial infections.

You may also be a good candidate for same-day crowns if you have enough tooth structure to support the dental crown. The fractured tooth must have a considerable portion still intact to support the crown.