26 Derby Street, Ormskirk, L39 2BW

Strong, natural-looking

Dental crowns

Precision-made crowns that restore strength, shape and colour to worn, cracked or heavily filled teeth. Planned digitally and crafted in modern ceramics (or gold) for comfort and longevity.

  • Digital scans and custom-crafted fit
  • Metal-free ceramic options for a lifelike finish
  • Protects teeth after large fillings or root canal
Close-up of a natural-looking ceramic dental crown

Why crowns are recommended

Restore strength. Blend in beautifully.

Custom crowns rebuild weakened teeth and match your smile. Planned digitally and crafted in modern ceramics (or gold) for comfort and longevity.

Rebuilds & protects

Encases cracked, worn or heavily filled teeth to restore strength and help stop fractures spreading.

Natural aesthetics

Metal-free ceramics (E.max/zirconia) with lifelike translucency and texture to blend with neighbouring teeth.

Digital precision

Intraoral scans and bite records guide a snug margin and balanced contact points for comfortable chewing.

Tooth-preserving prep

Gentle, anaesthetised shaping focused on preserving healthy tooth where possible, with a neat temporary between visits.

Built to last

Material choice tailored to your bite forces—high-strength zirconia, aesthetic lithium-disilicate, or time-tested gold.

Smooth aftercare

At the fit visit we fine-tune your bite, polish for comfort and share simple care tips to keep your crown performing.

Dental crown fees

Transparent pricing for crowns and related care.

Porcelain crown

£799mph

Crown lengthening

£250mph

Restorative care

Dental crowns in four steps

A precise, staged process that rebuilds your tooth and blends in naturally.

1

Consult & planning

We assess the tooth, discuss goals and materials, and take photos/bite records if needed.

2

Prep & digital scans

Tooth is gently shaped under local anaesthetic. We capture precise intraoral scans for the lab.

3

Temporary crown

A neat temporary protects your tooth while your custom ceramic (or gold) crown is crafted.

4

Fit, bite & finish

Your crown is tried in, shade-checked and bonded. We fine-tune your bite and share simple aftercare.

Crowns vs implants – what’s the difference?

Choosing between rebuilding a tooth and replacing one? Compare when a crown is ideal and when a single-tooth implant makes more sense.

Tooth rebuild

Dental crowns

Best when the tooth is still present but weakened (cracked, heavily filled or after root canal). A custom ceramic, zirconia or gold cap restores strength and appearance.

  • Protects and reinforces your natural tooth
  • Matched shade, shape and bite for comfort
  • Digital scans for precise fit and margins
  • Does not replace a missing tooth (no root)

Tooth replacement

Dental implants

Ideal when the tooth is missing or beyond saving. A small titanium root supports a crown without preparing neighbouring teeth.

  • Preserves adjacent teeth and helps maintain bone
  • Looks and functions like a natural tooth
  • Brush and floss normally once healed
  • Staged treatment; long-lasting with good care

Answers at a glance

Dental crowns - FAQs

When do I need a crown instead of a filling?
Crowns are recommended when a tooth is cracked, heavily filled, worn, or has had a root canal—situations where a simple filling wouldn’t reliably strengthen the tooth. A crown wraps and protects what’s left to help prevent further fracture.
What materials do you use?
We offer metal-free ceramics like lithium disilicate (E.max) for great aesthetics, high-strength zirconia for heavier bites, porcelain-fused-to-metal in selected cases, and gold for durability. We’ll recommend the best match for your tooth, bite forces and smile goals.
Will my crown look natural?
Yes, shade matching, photographs and custom characterisation help your crown blend with neighbouring teeth. At the fit, we check the colour, shape and edges before bonding, and can make small adjustments if needed.
Does getting a crown hurt?
Treatment is done with local anaesthetic so you should be comfortable. It’s normal to feel mild tenderness from the gums or temporary crown for a few days; simple pain relief usually helps. Tell us if you’re nervous, we’ll pace things and keep you informed.
How long does a crown last?
Longevity varies with bite forces, tooth position, material and home care. With regular check-ups, hygiene and night-guard wear (if you grind), many crowns last well over 10 years. We’ll review yours routinely and advise on maintenance.
What’s the process and timeline?
Usually two visits: (1) prepare the tooth and take digital scans; a neat temporary is fitted. (2) about 2–3 weeks later, we fit and fine-tune your custom crown. We’ll provide a clear plan with timings at your consult.
Do I need a crown after a root canal?
Often yes, especially for back teeth. A crown helps protect the tooth from cracking and restores strength for chewing. We’ll confirm what’s best for your specific tooth.
How do I look after a crowned tooth?
Brush twice daily, clean between teeth (floss or interdental brushes) and attend routine reviews. Avoid very sticky foods for the first day after fitting. If your bite feels “high” or the crown loosens, contact us, don’t try to glue it yourself.

Strong, natural-looking

Book your dental crown

Restore strength, shape and colour with a custom crown, planned digitally and crafted in ceramic, zirconia or gold for comfort and longevity.

  • Custom shade-match to your smile
  • Digital scans for a precise fit
  • Two visits on average: prep & fit
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