Crown came off? Keep it. We can often put it back.
A crown that pops off is usually recemented in a single short visit, as long as the crown and the tooth underneath are intact. Rinse it, keep it safe, and call within a day or two.
We open at 7 am today. Leave a message and we call back first thing.Four common causes.
We find out which one at your visit. You do not need to diagnose it yourself.
Comfortable fast. Then a clear plan.
- 1Inspect the crown and the toothBoth need to be intact for a simple recement.
- 2Clean and recementOld cement removed, the tooth cleaned, the crown bonded back. About twenty minutes.
- 3Or a new crownIf there is decay or the tooth has broken, we treat that first and scan for a new crown, with a temporary today.
- 4Check the biteSo it feels exactly like it did before.
The emergency exam and X-ray are covered by most PPO plans. You hear the cost of any treatment before it starts, and payment plans are available.
No crown to bring in? We'll make you a new one.
It happens more than you'd think. If the crown is gone, we don't need it. Dr. Sison protects the tooth the same day, scans it, and a new crown is made to fit it exactly.
- Same day: the exposed tooth is cleaned and covered with a temporary crown so it isn't sensitive or at risk.
- No goopy impressions: a quick digital scan captures the tooth and your bite.
- About two weeks later: your new porcelain crown is fitted, checked and bonded in place.
Recemented or remade, fast
"I love going in for my regular dental cleanings and check ups, but I just went in for a chipped tooth and they fixed it so quickly!"
Yelp review"I appreciated how they went over the payment with me to clearly explain what my insurance covered before anything was done."
Zocdoc reviewLost dental crown questions, answered.
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Do not wait it out. Call.
Two minutes on the phone and you will know exactly what to do next. We hold time every day for this.



