Protect and Restore Your Child’s Teeth with Crowns
Durable Solutions for Strong and Healthy Smiles
Dental crowns are caps placed over a tooth to restore its shape, size, and strength. They are commonly used to protect teeth that are severely decayed, damaged, or weakened. At Kidsville Dental, we offer durable, child-friendly crowns to ensure your little one’s smile stays healthy and beautiful.
Why Crowns are Needed
- To restore teeth with large cavities.
- To protect weak teeth from breaking.
- To cover and support a tooth after Root Canal Treatment.
Types of Dental Crowns for Kids
Stainless Steel Crowns
Ideal for molars.
Durable and cost-effective.
Tooth-Colored Crowns
Made of composite or ceramic materials.
Aesthetic option for front teeth.
Zirconia
Crowns
Strong and highly aesthetic.
Resistant to wear and staining.
When Should Your Child Get a Crown?
Signs Your Child May Need a Crown:
Crowns can also be used to safeguard teeth in children with high cavity risk or developmental issues.
The Crown Placement Procedure at Kidsville Dental
Step 1
Examination and Preparation
Thorough check-up and digital X-rays to assess the tooth’s condition.
Numbing the tooth for a pain-free experience.
Step 2
Shaping the Tooth
Removing decay and shaping the tooth for the crown.
Step 3
Fitting the Crown
For stainless steel crowns: custom-fit during the same visit.
For tooth-colored or zirconia crowns: impressions may be taken for a custom design.
Step 4
Placement
Securing the crown onto the tooth using dental cement.
Protection and Strength
Shields the tooth from further damage or decay.
Long-Lasting Solution
Especially with tooth-colored and zirconia crowns, your child’s smile remains natural-looking.
Aesthetic Appeal
Designed to withstand chewing and biting forces.
Post-Crown Care
Daily Dental Hygiene
Teach your child to brush and floss around the crown carefully.
Regular Check-Ups
Routine visits to ensure the crown remains in good condition.
Avoid Hard Foods
Discourage your child from biting on hard items like ice or candies.
FAQs About Crowns
How long do crowns last?
With proper care, pediatric crowns can last until the primary tooth naturally falls out.
Are crowns noticeable?
Tooth-colored crowns and zirconia options are designed to blend seamlessly with natural teeth.
Is the procedure painful?
No, the tooth is numbed during the procedure, and we ensure a comfortable experience for your child.