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Crowns & bridges
that look natural.

A crown restores a damaged tooth to its full strength and shape. A bridge fills the gap left by a missing tooth. Both are custom-made to blend in with your smile.

Restorative & Emergency◷ About 90 min visit★ 4.8 on GoogleDirect billing & CDCP accepted

A crown is a tooth-shaped cap placed over a weakened, cracked or heavily filled tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with a false tooth anchored by crowns on the neighbouring teeth, which also stops the other teeth from drifting into the gap.

Is it right for you?

You might benefit if…

  • A tooth is cracked, broken or heavily filled
  • You've had a root canal on a back tooth
  • You have a gap from a missing tooth
  • A tooth is badly discoloured or misshapen
Benefits

Why patients choose
crowns & bridges.

Restored strength

Chew comfortably on a protected tooth.

Natural appearance

Shade-matched to your surrounding teeth.

Stops shifting

Bridges keep neighbouring teeth in place.

Built to last

With good care, crowns and bridges last many years.

What to expect

Your visit,
step by step.

  1. Consultation

    We assess the tooth and discuss crown, bridge or implant options.

  2. Preparation

    The tooth is shaped and a temporary is placed.

  3. Custom fabrication

    Your permanent restoration is made to match.

  4. Final fit

    We bond it in place and check your bite.

FAQs

Questions about
crowns & bridges.

How long do crowns last?

Typically 10 to 15 years or more with good oral hygiene and regular checkups.

Does getting a crown hurt?

The area is fully numbed, so most patients feel only pressure. Some sensitivity afterward is normal and short-lived.

Should I choose a bridge or an implant?

It depends on your neighbouring teeth, bone and budget. We'll walk you through the pros and cons of each.

Crowns & Bridges
in Oakville.

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