The art of
rebuilding teeth.

Most well-made zirconia or Emax crowns last 15-25 years with good hygiene, bite protection when needed, and regular cleanings. We also include a 5-year craftsmanship warranty on restorative work.

A crown covers and protects one damaged tooth. A bridge replaces a missing tooth by anchoring to neighboring teeth (or implants), restoring both function and appearance across the gap.

Yes, many cases can be completed same-day with digital scanning and CEREC milling. Complex cosmetic or bite-sensitive cases may still be better with a master-lab crown over two visits.

Many PPO plans cover a portion of medically necessary restorative treatment, often around 50% after deductibles and annual maximums. We verify benefits before treatment so you see exact out-of-pocket costs.

If damage is moderate and enough healthy tooth remains, an inlay/onlay is often ideal because it preserves more natural structure. If the tooth is heavily weakened, a crown is usually the safer long-term option.

Yes. Once bonded and adjusted, you can chew normally on restored teeth. We still recommend avoiding habits like chewing ice or opening packages with teeth to maximize lifespan.

For many patients, yes. Implant-supported dentures provide more stability, better chewing power, less slipping, and can help reduce bone loss over time compared with traditional removable dentures.

We evaluate fit, margins, decay risk, and bite stress with exam plus imaging. If needed, we remove and replace it with a stronger, better-sealed restoration before fracture or infection worsens.

It covers defects related to materials or workmanship on eligible restorations. If a covered issue occurs during the warranty period, we repair or replace the restoration at no additional treatment fee.