Dental Crowns · Sandy Springs, GA
Dental Crowns in Atlanta & Sandy Springs, GA
Chipped, stained, or weakened teeth? A custom porcelain crown restores both function and appearance — and protects your tooth for years to come.
Schedule AppointmentStrengthen and Restore Your Smile
If your teeth are chipped, stained, or weakened, I can restore both their function and appearance with custom dental crowns. At my Sandy Springs practice, I use advanced techniques and high-quality porcelain to create crowns that look completely natural. A crown not only repairs damage — it protects your tooth for years to come.
What Is a Dental Crown?
A crown is a custom-made “cap” that covers a damaged tooth, bringing back its shape, size, strength, and natural look. I design each crown to blend seamlessly with your other teeth, so only you will know it isn’t your original.
Crowns are ideal if your tooth is:
- Broken, cracked, or severely worn down
- Weakened by a large filling or root canal
- Decayed beyond what a filling can fix
- Discolored or oddly shaped
- Needed as support for a dental bridge
- Used to complete a dental implant
By fully covering the tooth down to the gumline, a crown restores both protection and beauty.
When Do You Need a Dental Crown?
I may recommend a crown if you:
- Have a tooth too damaged for a filling
- Need to protect a root canal-treated tooth to avoid a fracture
- Want to restore worn-down or weak teeth
- Need to complete a dental implant after it is placed in your mouth
- Desire cosmetic improvements for stained or misshapen teeth
Crowns are one of the most versatile restorative treatments — they both protect your oral health and enhance your smile.
The Dental Crown Process
I make the process simple and comfortable.
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Consultation & Exam
I take X-rays, check your teeth and gums, and ensure your mouth is healthy before treatment.
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Preparation
I numb the area, clean and shape the tooth, and take precise digital impressions.
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Custom Design & Creation
My lab crafts your crown to match your smile in shape, size, and shade. You’ll wear a temporary crown while the permanent one is being made.
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Final Placement
I remove the temporary crown and place the permanent one. I check the fit, bite, and appearance, then cement it securely in place.
When we’re done, your crown will look, feel, and function just like a natural tooth.
Caring for Your Dental Crown
With proper care, your crown can last a decade or more. My tips:
- Brush and floss daily, being gentle around the crown
- Avoid chewing ice, hard candy, or other very hard foods
- Wear a mouthguard if you grind your teeth
- Visit me every six months for exams and cleanings
Dental Crown FAQs
Does getting a crown hurt?
No — I numb the area completely, so you won’t feel pain during the procedure. Some mild soreness afterward is normal and can be managed with OTC pain relievers.
How do I know if I need a crown or just a filling?
Fillings work for small cavities. Crowns are needed when the tooth is too weak or damaged to hold a filling securely.
Will my crown look natural?
Yes — I use porcelain crowns that are color-matched and shaped to look just like your natural teeth.
Can I whiten a crown?
No — porcelain doesn’t respond to whitening. If you’re considering whitening, I recommend doing it before placing the crown so the color matches.
Why choose me for your crown?
I’ve placed thousands of crowns, using advanced technology like intraoral scanners for a perfect fit. As the author of A Smile Is Always in Style, I’ve built my reputation on creating beautiful, natural-looking smiles with precision and care.
Restore Strength and Beauty to Your Smile
If you’re dealing with a damaged or weakened tooth, I can restore it with a durable, natural-looking crown that protects your teeth and transforms your smile.