020 3984 9123Dental Crowns near St John's Wood
You might be wondering, do I need a dental crown? Can I survive without one?
As dentists, this is a question we receive often, and it’s an entirely fair question to ask, as crowns are one of the pricier restoration options (for a good reason).
However, if we’ve recommended a crown, it will be because it will be your best option for extending the life of your tooth.
At Maida Dental, we’re different from other dental clinics as we specialise in what we do. This means that we can evaluate all your options and review them with you before recommending a dental crown.
We’re your partners in maintaining your dental health and have the expertise to recommend a wider range of treatments if you feel a crown isn’t right. All you need to do? Just ask us for a second opinion.
Book your appointment nowProtect & save weak teeth for a lifetime
- To fix broken and cracked teeth
- To hold teeth together and prevent them from breaking
- Restore teeth with old fillings that need replacing
- When old fillings are too large / cannot replace with another
- When there is not enough existing tooth structure remaining
- As a final restoration to a cosmetic or restorative procedure like dental implants
- After a root canal, which will leave the tooth too brittle
When dental crowns won't be avoidable
If you experience tooth pain when you bite down, it’s more than likely that your tooth is cracked. If this is correct, the condition is severe and will need to be rectified with a crown immediately as, unlike broken bones, fractures in teeth do not heal.
When a crack is a vertical line travelling to the gum line, your tooth likely needs a full-coverage crown.
If the crack reaches below the gum line, you may require a root canal with a dental crown or tooth extraction as a last resort.
Where our expertise comes in is differentiating between a cracked tooth and a crazed one. Craze lines are standard but not harmful, with most adult teeth having some.
These craze lines are stress lines, which do not always indicate the need for a crown as they do not always affect the tooth’s structural integrity.
When to be wary of these craze lines is when they exhibit deep stains or are very long, suggesting a developing crack.
To be confident in our diagnosis, we invite patients to look at our findings with inter-oral photographs or hand-held mirrors.
Implications of waiting for a crown
In life, there are some things you can delay and some things you can’t. If you’ve been advised to get a dental crown by Maida Smiles, then you should not wait any longer.
Not following our professional guidance can often lead to more expensive and extensive treatments further down the line.
Problems often caused by delays include:
- Teeth can continue to chip away until nothing remains
- The tooth can split, requiring an extraction or crown lengthening
- Possible root canals might be necessary due to bacteria reaching the pulp
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- More than 200+ impressive Google Reviews. We’re rated 4.9 stars!
- The go-to specialists for dental referrals in Westminster
- Our London clinic is a thirteen-minute walk from St John’s Wood
- We’re the dentist for dentists – so if other clinicians trust us with their teeth, then you know you’re in the right place.
We offer instant, rapid and even late appointments. Book one now.
Dental crown types and costs
Dental crown types:
- Porcelain Bonded Crown: Metal base and porcelain coating
- E-max Crown: Made from lithium desilicated ceramic and hailed for its colour and transparency
- Zirconia Ceramic Crown: Combining the strength of metal with tooth-like porcelain aesthetics
Finding us from St John's Wood
As our practice is conveniently located near Central London (W9), we’re often the first choice for patients needing fast, seamless fixes to everyday oral problems like pulpitis, tooth decay or oral infections.
We serve patients in St John’s Wood, Shepherd’s Bush, Kensington, Chalk Farm, Islington etc six days a week – we chose to close later on weekday evenings to be more flexible for our busy London patients.
★★★★★ – 4.9 Star Rated Clinic
- Address: 207-209 Sutherland Ave, London W9 1RU. Get directions.
- Telephone: 020 3583 9809
- Open six days a week: Monday – Saturday
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