Crowns and bridges are restorative dental treatments used to protect damaged teeth, replace missing teeth and restore the appearance and function of your smile.
A dental crown is a custom-made restoration placed over a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its shape, strength and appearance.
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by using neighbouring teeth or dental implants as support.
Your dentist will examine your teeth, gums and bite before recommending the most appropriate restoration based on your individual dental needs.
Root canal treatment can help relieve discomfort while preserving your natural tooth and restoring its function.
Crowns and bridges can help restore damaged or missing teeth while supporting comfortable everyday dental function.
A crown can cover and protect a weakened, cracked or heavily restored tooth from further damage.
Dental bridges can fill gaps created by missing teeth and help restore your smile.

Replacing or restoring teeth can make biting and chewing more comfortable and effective.
Customised crowns and bridges can improve the shape, colour and overall appearance of your teeth.
Replacing missing teeth can help prevent neighbouring teeth from shifting into the empty space.
Every restoration is planned according to the condition of your teeth, gums, bite and overall oral health.
Your dentist examines the affected tooth and evaluates your symptoms, gums and overall oral health.
The most suitable restoration is selected based on your dental condition, aesthetic requirements, functional needs and available treatment options.
For a crown or conventional bridge, the supporting tooth or teeth may need to be carefully prepared to create space for the restoration.
Your customised restoration is fabricated using an appropriate dental material and designed to complement your natural teeth.
The restoration is checked for fit, comfort, bite and appearance before being securely placed.
The appropriate restoration depends on whether you need to protect a damaged tooth, replace a missing tooth or improve the appearance and function of an existing tooth. Â
A dental crown is placed over a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its strength, shape and appearance.
Tooth-coloured ceramic or porcelain crowns can provide a natural-looking appearance and are commonly considered when aesthetics are an important priority.
Zirconia crowns are strong, tooth-coloured restorations that may be suitable for both front and back teeth depending on individual requirements.
A dental bridge can replace one or more missing teeth by connecting an artificial tooth to supporting teeth or other appropriate structures.
Implant-supported bridges use dental implants to support replacement teeth and may be considered when suitable for the patient’s oral health and bone condition.
Crowns or bridges may be recommended for people who have damaged, weakened or missing teeth.
The most suitable restoration depends on the condition of your teeth, gums, bite, bone support and overall oral health.
Your dentist will assess your individual needs and explain the available treatment options before recommending a crown, bridge or another suitable restorative solution.
Good oral hygiene and regular dental visits are important for maintaining your restoration and the surrounding teeth and gums.
Brush twice daily and clean between your teeth regularly as advised by your dentist.
If you have a dental bridge, special flossing aids or interdental cleaning methods may be recommended to clean underneath and around the bridge.
Avoid biting very hard objects or using your teeth to open packages, as excessive force can damage natural teeth or restorations.
Routine dental examinations allow your dentist to monitor the restoration, supporting teeth and surrounding gums.
We combine personalised treatment planning, modern dental techniques and a patient-focused approach to deliver comfortable and functional restorative care.
Professional restorative care from qualified dental clinicians.
Restorations planned according to your dental condition, functional requirements and aesthetic goals.
Contemporary approaches to dental assessment, digital impressions and restorative treatment.
Crowns and bridges are designed to complement your existing teeth and create a balanced smile.
The cost of crowns and bridges varies depending on the number of teeth involved, type of restoration, material selected, complexity of the case and whether additional dental treatment is required.
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A dental consultation and examination are recommended to determine your treatment requirements and provide an appropriate cost estimate.
Here are answers to some commonly asked questions about root canal treatment.
A dental crown is a custom-made restoration that covers a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its shape, strength, function and appearance.
A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. It typically uses supporting teeth or dental implants to hold the replacement tooth or teeth in position.
A crown may be recommended when a tooth is significantly weakened, damaged, heavily restored or has undergone root canal treatment and requires additional protection.
A bridge may be considered when one or more teeth are missing and the surrounding oral structures are suitable for supporting a fixed restoration.
Modern crowns can be customised to match the colour, shape and proportions of your surrounding teeth, helping create a natural-looking appearance
The lifespan of a crown or bridge varies depending on the material, oral hygiene, bite forces, supporting teeth and overall dental care. Regular dental visits can help maintain and monitor the restoration.
The procedure is generally performed using appropriate local anaesthesia when required. Some temporary sensitivity or gum discomfort may occur after treatment and can usually be managed according to your dentist’s advice.
Yes. Depending on the amount of remaining tooth structure and the tooth involved, your dentist may recommend a crown to protect and restore a root canal-treated tooth
Maintain good brushing and interdental cleaning habits, avoid excessive biting forces and attend regular dental check-ups. Your dentist may provide additional cleaning instructions depending on your restoration.
In suitable cases, a bridge can replace more than one missing tooth. The design and feasibility depend on the location of the missing teeth and the condition of the supporting structures.
Don’t let damaged or missing teeth affect your smile, chewing ability or confidence. Book a consultation with our dental team to explore whether crowns or bridges are suitable for your dental needs.