Your dentist can create your restorations using our in-house 3-D printing technology. You’ll receive your new smile sooner without needing a follow-up appointment.
You’ll have a beautiful set of fully functional teeth that look and feel like a natural part of your smile. You’ll leave our practice feeling as confident as ever.
Our team will ensure you have the best possible results from your treatment. You’ll be treated with the utmost compassion and respect during every visit.
You no longer have to let a damaged or missing tooth hold you back from smiling with confidence. You can complete your smile with our lifelike dental crowns and bridges in Edmonds. With our state-of-the-art technology and advanced implant solutions, your restorations will complement your smile and give you back full oral function. You will:
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If you are missing teeth or have seriously damaged teeth, you want the most lifelike solution possible. To ensure the best possible outcomes for your treatment, your dentist begins with a comprehensive exam. We may take images of your mouth with digital X-rays and your dentist will plan your procedure using 3-D imaging. Plus, many of your restorations can be made in-house thanks to our CEREC technology.
Depending on your smile needs, your dentist may recommend:
Dr. Scott A. Babin, the leader of our practice, has invested in cutting-edge technology to provide you with the most precise and natural-looking restorations. This has revolutionized the way we create and place dental crowns and bridges. You’ll benefit from:
Call 425-243-0843 for dental crowns and bridges in Edmonds. You can also schedule online.
In general, you can expect your new crown or bridge to last for at least five to seven years, often much longer. The exact lifetime of your restoration will depend on several factors, including where it’s located, the material it’s made from, and the kinds of foods you eat. If you tend to eat sticky, hard, or crunchy foods, you may shorten the life expectancy of your new crown or bridge.
The cost for crowns and bridges can vary quite a bit depending on how they are used. It is not possible to give you an accurate idea of the cost of your treatment without first performing an exam and taking a set of X-rays. Afterward, we can detail the estimated cost for your dental work so you can decide on a course of treatment.
Many dental insurance plans will cover at least a portion of your treatment using crowns and bridges, usually half. We recommend you check with your insurance carrier to determine exactly what is and isn’t covered before you begin treatment. That way you’ll know your exact cost, and there won’t be any surprises in store.
