Your oral health plays a vital role in your overall wellness. At Mason Dental Care, we take a holistic and whole-body health approach to restorative dentistry. We understand that repairing a damaged tooth or replacing a missing one does more than just improve your smile. It restores your ability to eat properly, protects your jaw alignment, and supports your systemic health. Whether you need to repair a single tooth or replace multiple missing teeth, our custom dental crowns and bridges offer durable, beautiful solutions.

When a tooth suffers from severe decay or physical trauma, a simple filling often cannot provide enough support. A dental crown, sometimes called a tooth cap, covers the entire visible portion of your tooth. This restores its original shape, size, and strength while protecting the sensitive tissues inside.
For the patient, a crown provides immediate relief from pain and sensitivity while restoring full chewing function. Beyond the physical benefits, modern porcelain crowns blend seamlessly with your smile, giving you back your confidence.
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We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional restorative care for your entire family. We provide crowns for adults and children, ensuring patients of all ages can maintain a healthy, functional bite. Furthermore, our deep cosmetic dental experience allows us to craft porcelain crowns that look exactly like your natural teeth. We carefully match the color, translucency, and shape so your new restoration perfectly complements your smile. Because we take a holistic approach, we only use biocompatible materials that support your total body health.
Caring for your new crown is straightforward. You simply brush twice a day, floss daily, and visit us for your regular cleanings. While the crown itself cannot decay, the natural tooth underneath still requires protection from plaque. With proper daily oral hygiene and routine dental checkups, your high-quality porcelain crowns can easily last a decade or more.
When Are Bridges Needed?
You need a bridge when you have a gap caused by missing teeth. If left untreated, the empty space allows your remaining healthy teeth to shift out of alignment. This shifting leads to bite problems, jaw pain, and an increased risk of gum disease.
The Benefits of Dental Bridges
A bridge restores your ability to chew and speak clearly. It distributes the forces in your bite properly, preventing premature wear on your remaining teeth. Aesthetically, it fills the gap in your smile, helping you feel confident and comfortable in social situations.
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We offer two primary ways to bridge the gap in your smile:
Traditional Bridge: This option relies on the healthy teeth on either side of the gap. We place crowns on these adjacent teeth to support the artificial tooth in the middle. While effective, it requires us to alter healthy enamel to place the supporting crowns.
Implant Bridge: An implant bridge uses titanium posts placed directly into your jawbone instead of relying on neighboring teeth. This method preserves your natural teeth and provides superior stability. Because the implants act like natural tooth roots, they actively stimulate your jawbone, preventing the bone loss that normally follows tooth extraction.
Our holistic philosophy ensures we always recommend the most conservative, health-promoting option for your specific needs. We possess extensive experience placing and restoring implant-supported options, ensuring your new teeth function exactly like natural ones. We focus on building a stable, comfortable bite that promotes better digestion and overall wellness.
Do not let a damaged or missing tooth compromise your health and happiness. Contact Mason Dental Care today to schedule your consultation and discover how we can restore your smile.