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Dental Services

Crowns & Bridges in Cornwall

Trauma, decay, aging, and everyday wear can cause teeth to break or fall out. Missing or damaged teeth make chewing and speaking harder and can change the shape of your face. Dental crowns and bridges restore both function and appearance.

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Who this service may help

Patients in Cornwall with symptoms, changes, or questions related to dental crowns & bridges may benefit from an assessment. Your dentist will review your oral health and recommend care based on your individual needs.

Common reasons patients seek this service

  • Cover a discoloured tooth
  • Protect a fractured or cracked tooth from further damage
  • Support a tooth with a large filling or after root canal treatment
  • Anchor a dental bridge

What your appointment may involve

Your visit begins with a review of your concerns and health history, followed by an examination and any diagnostic records your dentist considers appropriate. Findings, treatment options, likely steps, and alternatives are explained before care proceeds.

Dental crowns

A crown is a custom-made ceramic cover for a damaged tooth. Our Cornwall dentist may recommend a crown to:

Crowns are customized in shape and colour, with several material options depending on your situation and the desired result.

  • Cover a discoloured tooth
  • Protect a fractured or cracked tooth from further damage
  • Support a tooth with a large filling or after root canal treatment
  • Anchor a dental bridge

The dental crown procedure

A crown takes two visits. First, the tooth is shaped and prepared, an impression is taken and sent to the lab, and a temporary crown is placed. A few weeks later, the temporary crown is removed and your custom-fitted crown is cemented in place.

Dental bridges

While a crown covers a single tooth, a bridge replaces one or more missing teeth. A bridge is a false tooth secured by the teeth on either side, which must be healthy for the procedure to succeed. Bridges look and feel like natural teeth and don’t move when you eat or speak.

The dental bridge procedure

Dr. Topouzov first assesses whether the neighbouring teeth can support a bridge. If so, they are shaped, impressions go to the lab, and the finished bridge is installed and adjusted for comfort a few weeks later. A follow-up visit or two may be needed to fine-tune the fit.

Why choose York Street Dental Centre

Our Cornwall dental team focuses on clear communication, conservative recommendations, and care planned around your oral health. We explain what we find, answer questions, and discuss appropriate alternatives so you can make an informed decision.

Frequently asked questions

When is a crown needed instead of a filling?

When a tooth is too damaged or heavily filled for bonding or a filling to protect it, a crown covers and strengthens the whole tooth.

How many visits does a crown or bridge take?

Typically two: one to prepare the tooth and place a temporary, and one a few weeks later to fit the permanent restoration.

What’s the difference between a bridge and an implant?

A bridge is anchored to the neighbouring teeth; an [implant](/services/dental-implants/) is anchored directly in the jawbone. We can help you compare options at a consultation.

Are new patients welcome?

Yes. York Street Dental Centre welcomes new patients of all ages for family, preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dental care.

Dental information on this page is general and does not replace an examination, diagnosis, or personalized treatment recommendation. Treatment recommendations vary according to individual needs.

Ready to book your visit?

New patients are welcome. Call us or request an appointment online.