Dental Crowns

Restoring strength, function, and confidence in your smile

When a tooth is weakened, cracked, heavily filled, or treated with a root canal, a dental crown can often be the best way to bring it back to full strength and function. At Absolute Dentistry, we use crowns to restore teeth in a way that feels natural, looks great, and helps protect your long-term oral health.

Our focus is always on preserving what you have and rebuilding what is needed so you can continue to eat, speak, and smile comfortably.

Protecting Little Smiles

What Is a Dental Crown?

A dental crown is a custom restoration that covers the entire visible surface of a tooth. Think of it as a protective “cap” that surrounds and strengthens the tooth while restoring its shape, size, and appearance.

Crowns are commonly recommended when a tooth:

  • Has a large filling and not enough natural structure left
  • Is cracked, broken, or worn down
  • Has undergone root canal treatment
  • Has significant decay that cannot be restored with a filling
  • Needs improved appearance due to shape, colour, or alignment concerns

By fully covering the tooth, a crown helps hold it together and protects it from further damage.

A Material for Every Situation

What Your Crown Is Made Of

Crowns can be made from a variety of materials, and the right choice depends on the tooth, its location, and your individual needs. Options may include:

  • Porcelain for a natural, lifelike appearance
  • Zirconia for strength and durability
  • Porcelain fused to metal for added support in certain cases
  • Full metal crowns for long-lasting strength in specific situations

We will walk you through the options and recommend what makes the most sense based on function, aesthetics, and your bite.

Signs Your Tooth May Need a Crown

When a Crown Is Recommended

You may need a crown if:

A tooth has more filling than natural structure remaining
A tooth is worn down or structurally weakened
There is a fracture above or below the gumline
Appearance concerns affect the shape or colour of a tooth
A root canal has been completed and the tooth needs protection
A dental bridge is being placed and adjacent teeth need support

Crowns are designed to strengthen the tooth while helping it blend in naturally with the rest of your smile.

What to Expect

Treatment typically involves preparing the tooth, taking impressions or digital scans, and placing a custom-made crown that is carefully designed to fit your bite and look natural. Once placed, most patients find they can chew and smile comfortably again with renewed confidence.

We take time to ensure your crown feels right, looks right, and functions the way it should.

Cost and Insurance

The cost of a dental crown in Alberta can vary depending on the material used, the complexity of the case, and insurance coverage.

Before treatment begins, we provide a clear breakdown of costs and review any insurance benefits so you know exactly what to expect. Our team is also happy to help you understand your coverage and available options.

Protection That Lasts for Years

Restoring Teeth for the Long Term

A well-made crown can protect a damaged tooth for many years while restoring both function and appearance. If you are experiencing tooth damage or have been told you may need a crown, we are here to help you understand your options and choose what is best for your smile.

Call us at (587) 602-2813 to book a consultation.

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