Dental crowns and bridges are both restorative solutions, but serve different purposes. A crown covers and protects a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape and strength. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent teeth or implants. Both enhance function and appearance, but a bridge fills a gap, while a crown supports a single tooth.
Dental Crowns and Bridges
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Cost
A porcelain crown costs $1,125, but this can vary depending on your insurance coverage and overall needs. We’ll walk you through all costs before anything begins—no surprises. You can also save when joining our Membership Plan.
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Procedure Duration
Most crown or bridge treatments are completed over two visits within one or two weeks, depending on lab turnaround and your oral health needs.
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Pain Level
You may feel pressure, mild sensitivity, or soreness following treatment, but the procedure is typically pain-free with local anesthetic. We also have sedation options available for anxiety.
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Dental Crowns and Bridges in Pocatello, Idaho
Dental crowns and bridges are long-lasting solutions that restore your teeth’s appearance and function. Whether you’re dealing with damage, decay, or gaps from missing teeth, we’ll help you get back to smiling, chewing, and speaking confidently—no awkwardness, just results.
Crowns protect and strengthen damaged teeth, while bridges fill in gaps left by missing teeth. Both are crafted to look natural and feel comfortable. If reinforcing a weakened tooth or restoring your bite after tooth loss, this treatment is designed to restore function and aesthetics to your smile.
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The Dental Crown and Bridge Process
A dental crown or bridge is a restorative procedure designed to rebuild and protect your smile. It begins with a dental exam and tooth preparation, where the affected tooth or teeth are gently reshaped. Impressions are then taken to create a custom-fit crown or bridge. A temporary piece is worn while your restoration is crafted in a lab.
Once ready, your permanent crown or bridge is securely placed and adjusted for comfort. This procedure restores chewing function, protects damaged teeth, and brings back the beauty and confidence of a healthy smile. Regular care ensures lasting results.
FAQ
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What’s the difference between crowns and bridges?
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How long do dental crowns and bridges last?
With good care, they can last 10 to 15 years or more. Think of them as a long-term investment in your oral health.
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Can dental bridges replace multiple teeth?
Yes, dental bridges can replace multiple missing teeth, depending on their location and the health of the surrounding teeth. A bridge consists of one or more artificial teeth anchored by crowns placed on adjacent healthy teeth or implants.