• Dental crowns are typically performed in two appointments. During the first appointment, thedentist will prepare the tooth by removing a small amount of enamel from the surface. Theywill then take impressions of the tooth, which will be used to create a custom-made crown. During the second appointment, the dentist will place the crown over the prepared tooth andsecure it in place with dental cement. 

• Most people are candidates for dental crowns, but there are some factors that may affect youreligibility, such as the health of your tooth and gums. Your dentist can assess your oral healthand determine if a dental crown is right for you.

Dental crowns are generally considered to be a safe and effective procedure, but there aresome risks, including infection, nerve damage, and damage to surrounding teeth.

• Dental crowns can last for many years with proper care and maintenance. However, they mayneed to be replaced or repaired if they become damaged or if the surrounding tooth and gumtissue deteriorate.