A broken tooth needs protecting before the damage gets worse near St Margarets. A dental crown restores strength, function and appearance — from £750.
When a tooth is broken — from trauma, decay or a failing old filling — a crown is often the most appropriate long-term restoration. By covering the entire tooth, a crown holds the remaining structure together, protects it from further fracture, restores the appearance and brings the tooth back to full function.
A crown is usually recommended when the break is too large for a filling to reliably repair, when the tooth is cracked and needs the fragments held together, when significant decay has left insufficient tooth structure for a filling, and when a root-treated tooth needs protecting from fracture — root-treated teeth are brittle and prone to cracking without a crown.
Breaks at or below the gumline are more complex. In some cases, crown lengthening surgery can expose more tooth structure to allow a crown to be placed. In other cases, particularly where the root is also fractured, extraction may be the only option. Your dentist will assess this at examination.
If you have broken a tooth, we offer emergency assessment appointments. A temporary build-up or temporary crown can be placed immediately to protect the tooth while a permanent crown is being made. Call 020 8560 1544.
Full written cost breakdown provided before any treatment begins. No hidden fees.
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