Crowns, Bridges & Veneers

Three ways to restore a damaged tooth, replace a missing one, or improve the way your smile looks — each suited to a different situation.

Crowns

Restoring a weakened tooth

A custom cap that covers a tooth entirely, used after root canal treatment, a large fracture, extensive decay, or simply to strengthen a tooth with a large existing filling. It restores full biting function and protects the tooth underneath.

Bridges

Replacing a missing tooth

A fixed replacement anchored to the teeth on either side of the gap — no hooks or removable clasps. A bridge stops neighbouring teeth from drifting and helps keep your bite stable, without the surgery an implant needs.

Veneers

Changing how a tooth looks

A thin custom shell — composite or porcelain — bonded to the front of a tooth to change its shape, colour or alignment. A more conservative alternative to a crown when the tooth itself is otherwise healthy.

Not sure which one?

We’ll tell you plainly

These three options often get confused with each other. At your appointment we’ll examine the tooth, explain which option actually fits your situation, and why — not the most expensive one that technically could.