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Appointments
To complete a dental crown
A damaged tooth doesn't mean a lost tooth. We craft custom crowns that restore function, protect the remaining tooth structure and restore function, while looking completely natural.
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Our in-office scanners capture every detail of your tooth, so your crown fits precisely and feels natural from day one. No messy impression material, superior accuracy.
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Appointments
To complete a dental crown
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Material Options
Porcelain, Zirconia, Gold. Right material for the right situation

Digital scanning means fewer adjustments and a crown that fits right the first time.
We match the shade, texture, and shape so your crown blends in seamlessly.
Quality materials and careful prep mean your crown is built to last for years.
A crown is a custom cap that covers a damaged or weakened tooth. It restores strength, protects against further decay, and looks just like your natural teeth. Crowns are one of the most reliable ways to save a tooth that's cracked, worn, or heavily filled.
Cracks, large cavities, root canals, or worn teeth often require crowns.
Two visits: one to prep and scan, one to place your custom crown.

Pain often signals a crack or weakened structure. If the tooth can be saved, a crown stabilizes it and eliminates discomfort by preventing flexing under bite pressure.
When a piece of your tooth breaks away, a filling often isn't enough. A crown covers the entire chewing surface, restoring strength and preventing further damage.
Grinding, acid erosion, or age can wear teeth thin. A crown rebuilds the tooth's shape and height, restoring proper bite alignment and protecting what remains underneath.

Onlay restorations are a conservative alternative to full dental crowns. They protect the tooth and restore chewing strength while preserving more healthy structure.
A measured approach when you don't need full coverage.
Not everyone qualifies. The right option depends on tooth strength, bite, and the type of damage — so diagnosis matters.
Onlays reinforces the tooth's top surface, helping reduce flexing and further breakdown over time.
Bonded ceramic or traditional gold, chosen based on function and fit.
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Reach out online or give us a call. We'll find a time that works and answer any initial questions.
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We'll take the time to understand your concerns, examine thoroughly, and explain your options clearly.
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No rushing, no pressure. We walk you through every step and make sure you're comfortable throughout.
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Leave feeling informed, cared for, and confident in your healthier smile. That's the Cambie difference.
Step inside our clinic and meet the team that puts your comfort first.
With proper care, crowns stay strong for years. Simple habits keep them sealed and secure.
Clean where the crown meets the gumline to prevent cavities and gum disease from forming.
Limiting sticky foods helps keep the seal intact and the crown firmly in place.
Early attention prevents small issues from becoming crown failures that need replacement.
Regular exams let us monitor your crown's condition, check the seal, and catch wear before failure.

Understanding your value and goals is the first step in providing the best tailored care that is suitable for YOU. Thoughtful, honest, and educational is core to our approach from Day One.
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CrownsThe common situations where a crown is the right fix, from cracked teeth to large fillings and post‑root‑canal protection.
CrownsA calm, clear walkthrough of the crown process from preparation to fitting, and how we keep you comfortable throughout.
CrownsA look at common crown materials and the simple daily care that helps a crown last for many years.
With good care, 15-20 years is typical. Many crowns last much longer. Regular visits and careful hygiene around the crown make the biggest difference.
Not during the procedure — we use local anesthesia. Some sensitivity is normal for a few days after. Most patients describe the experience as straightforward and comfortable.
Depends on the tooth and your priorities. Ceramic matches natural tooth color best. Gold is strongest. Zirconia balances both. We explain options at your consult.
Yes. If a crown fails or wears out, it can be replaced. Early signs — sensitivity, looseness, gum irritation — warrant a check before larger problems develop.