Sure Smile Clinic
Dental Crowns

Dental Crowns in London

Strong, natural-looking crowns that protect a damaged tooth for years.

A crown caps a broken, worn or root-treated tooth and is shaped and shaded to match the teeth beside it. Send your details and we will arrange a look.

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Why patients choose us for their dental crowns

  • Restores strength to weak or broken teeth
  • Natural-looking e-max or zirconia ceramic
  • Custom-shaded to match neighbouring teeth
  • Protects teeth after root canal treatment
  • Long-lasting with good oral hygiene
  • Usually completed in just 2 visits
Dental Crowns at Sure Smile Clinic, London

What is a dental crown?

A crown is a precisely fitted cap that covers the entire visible portion of a tooth, sitting just at the gum line. It restores a tooth that is too damaged to be repaired with a simple filling, while still preserving the natural root.

We use modern lithium-disilicate (e-max) and zirconia ceramics — biocompatible materials that mimic the translucency and shade of natural enamel. Metal-fused options are still available where extra strength is needed.

When might you need a crown?

Your dentist may recommend a dental crown if you have:

  • A heavily filled or cracked tooth that's at risk of fracture
  • A tooth that has had root canal treatment
  • A discoloured or misshapen tooth that whitening can't help
  • A tooth that needs to support a bridge
  • A worn-down tooth from grinding or acid wear
  • An implant that needs a final restoration

How long do dental crowns last?

With good oral hygiene and regular hygienist visits at our London clinic, modern ceramic crowns typically last 10–15 years or more. Avoiding habits like chewing ice or biting fingernails will help your crown last even longer.

Your treatment journey

From first call to final reveal — your dental crowns journey

  1. 1

    Consultation

    We assess the tooth, take digital scans and X-rays and plan the restoration.

  2. 2

    Preparation

    Under local anaesthetic, the tooth is gently shaped and an impression is taken.

  3. 3

    Temporary crown

    A temporary crown protects the tooth while your permanent one is hand-crafted.

  4. 4

    Final fit

    We check the fit, shade and bite, then permanently bond your new crown in place.

Your questions, answered

Everything you wanted to know about dental crowns

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