Crowns

A crown is an effective way to restore and protect a damaged or weakened tooth. Our custom made crowns will strengthen your tooth as well as restore its natural size, shape, appearance and colour. We offer crowns made from various materials, including porcelain and metal.

Crowns

A crown is an effective way to restore and protect a damaged or weakened tooth. Our custom made crowns will strengthen your tooth as well as restore its natural size, shape, appearance and colour. We offer crowns made from various materials, including porcelain and metal.

Treatment highlights

Treatment time

Typically, 2 appointments, 2 weeks apart

Recovery​

Minimal

Price

between £600- £1,100 depending on material

Finance options

0% finance available

What are crowns and why choose one?

A crown is a tooth shaped, custom made cap which is bonded to your existing tooth. A crown enables us to restore strength to a tooth whilst also maintaining a natural feel and finish. Once you are used to it a crown will feel just the same as your other teeth.

What problems do crowns solve?

How do crowns work – step by step

How long do crowns last & what to expect after

Typically, dental crowns can last between 10-15 years. It is important to maintain good oral hygiene practices and attend regular dental check-up visits to ensure the maximum lifespan of your crown.

Before & After Crowns

See some of our Crowns

FAQs about crowns

At AP Dental, we offer crowns made from high quality materials, including porcelain, zirconia, and metal. Porcelain crowns are popular for their natural appearance, especially for front teeth. For the very back teeth, metal offers durability when needed.

Having a dental crown requires some preparation of the underlying tooth; however, this is done with local anaesthetic, so you will not feel anything. You may experience some mild sensitivity after the appointments, which should clear after 1-2 days.

If your crown becomes loose or falls off, call the practice as soon as possible. We will quickly book you in for an appointment to recement or replace the crown to prevent further damage.

The crown itself cannot decay; however, the edge of the tooth where it joins can. It is important to maintain good oral hygiene practices and attend regular dental hygiene visits to ensure the maximum lifespan of your crown.