Crowns and Bridges

Do you have gaps in your smile? Crowns can restore damaged teeth, while bridges can replace missing teeth. Call Grace Dental Smiles for all your restorative dentistry needs.

At Grace Dental Smiles, we are dedicated to restoring smiles, using our years of training and expertise. If you need help restoring your smile to the fullest, call your trusted local West Babylon dentist. We use the latest dentistry technology and techniques to create beautiful, lasting smiles.

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How Much Do Crowns and Bridges Cost?

While the cost of your crown or bridge will depend on your overall treatment needs, we strive to offer our services at fair, competitive prices. Grace Dental Smiles also accepts HealthPlex, all PPOs, and local and union insurance plans. Be sure to ask a friendly member of our office staff about our convenient payment options.

What is a Dental Crown?

Does your smile suffer from a chipped, broken, worn down, or stained tooth? Then you may benefit from a dental crown. A crown is a durable porcelain cap that fits over the natural tooth structure. Our dentist uses crowns to fully restore the look, strength and function of damaged or discolored teeth. Crowns are also used in implant dentistry to help replace missing teeth.

How Long Do Dental Crowns Last?

The lifetime of your crown will depend on how well you maintain your oral health. With proper oral hygiene, good at-home care, and checkups every six months, your crown can last up to 15 years.

What Is a Dental Bridge?

The loss of one or more teeth impacts not only your smile, but it can have lasting consequences for your oral health. If you are living with an incomplete smile, you may benefit from a dental bridge. A dental bridge helps prevent your surrounding teeth from shifting out of alignment, preserving the look of your smile. It can also redistribute proper bite forces and maintain the health of your bite and jaw.

A bridge consists of one or more crowns anchored to the surrounding teeth and used to fill the gap left by tooth loss. You may also be a good candidate for a dental bridge if you have suffered tooth loss but do not have the jaw tissue needed for a dental implant.

How Long Do Dental Bridges Last?

With good at-home care and oral hygiene, your dental bridge can last up to 15 years. Be sure to schedule regular dental checkups, so Dr. Einbinder can assess the condition of your bridge, crown, or other dental restorations.