Dental Crowns & Bridges in Etobicoke
Custom crowns to protect damaged teeth, and bridges to fill gaps left by missing teeth. Rebuild your chewing strength and restore your smile seamlessly.
Reinforce Damaged Teeth & Fill Missing Gaps
When a tooth is severely decayed, cracked, or weakened after a root canal procedure, a simple filling is often not enough to withstand daily chewing forces. A custom dental crown (often referred to as a tooth cap) covers and encapsulates the entire visible portion of the tooth, restoring its original shape, structural strength, and natural appearance.
If you are missing one or more consecutive teeth, a fixed dental bridge literally bridges the empty space. Anchored securely by crowns placed on the healthy natural teeth on either side of the gap, a bridge prevents your surrounding teeth from shifting out of alignment and restores proper speech and bite balance.
What Happens at Your Crown or Bridge Visits?
Preparation & Impressions
We gently reshape the damaged tooth to make room for the restoration. We take precise impressions, match the exact color shade of your natural teeth, and fabricate a temporary crown to protect your tooth while your permanent restoration is crafted.
Custom Dental Lab Fabrication
A certified Canadian dental laboratory constructs your custom restoration using high-grade zirconia, porcelain-fused-to-metal, or all-ceramic materials engineered for long-term chewing strength and realistic optical translucency.
Permanent Cementation
We remove your temporary crown, test the fit, verify your bite and contact points, and bond the permanent crown or bridge securely using clinical dental cement. You leave with full biting power restored immediately.
Who Needs a Crown or Bridge?
Crowns are ideal for teeth with extensive decay where too little natural tooth remains for a filling, teeth that have undergone root canal therapy, teeth with hairline fracture syndrome, or severely worn and discoloured teeth. Bridges are suitable for patients missing 1 to 3 adjacent teeth who prefer a non-surgical, fixed replacement anchored to natural abutment teeth.
Aftercare & Longevity Tips
With proper oral hygiene, dental crowns and bridges routinely last 10 to 15 years or longer. Brush twice daily, floss under bridge pontics using specialized floss threaders or an interdental brush, avoid chewing on ice or hard non-food objects, and visit our Finch Ave clinic every six months for routine maintenance.