Some teeth have more filling than tooth left. Others cracked on a hard bite. A crown covers the whole visible part and distributes pressure so the tooth can keep working.
Dr. Brittany Pierpont crafts crowns for Parrish patients at Pier Dental, with materials chosen to match the tooth’s job.
A digital impression
Our TRIOS scanner records the shape of your prepared tooth, which many patients find easier than gooey trays. The scan guides the lab.
A temporary crown covers the tooth until the permanent one arrives.
Learn more: Dental Crowns at Pier Dental
After a root canal
The tooth often needs the extra support of a crown, since it has lost its inner tissue. We plan both steps together.
This helps avoid a break down the road.
Learn more: Root Canals at Pier Dental
Choosing an inlay or onlay
A less extensive repair may preserve more of your own tooth. Porcelain and composite versions both exist.
We pick the smallest restoration that will last.
Learn more: Inlays and Onlays at Pier Dental
About Parrish
Parrish has long been a crossroads community, and development accelerated there in the late 2000s. If a tooth has been bothering you through all of that growth, now is a good time to have it examined.
We are about 23 miles from Parrish in a straight line, with a longer drive on the road.
Call (727) 363-6169 for a crown evaluation. If you are hurting today, ask for a same-day emergency slot.
