Restorative Dentistry

Crown & Bridge

Custom-made crowns and bridges to strengthen damaged teeth and replace missing ones — restoring your smile, bite and confidence.

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What is Crown & Bridge?

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged, weak or root canal-treated tooth, restoring its shape, strength and appearance. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth, using crowns on the neighbouring teeth to support the artificial tooth in between.

Crowns and bridges are fixed in place — they are not taken out like dentures. At Maa Dental Care, each crown and bridge is custom-made from precise impressions and matched to your bite and tooth colour for a natural look and comfortable chewing.

When Do You Need This Treatment?

A tooth that has had root canal treatment

Badly broken, cracked or worn teeth

Large fillings that weaken the tooth

One or more missing teeth

Discoloured or misshapen teeth

Difficulty chewing because of gaps

Treatment Process at Maa Dental Care

Consultation & Planning

The teeth are examined, X-rays are taken if needed, and the crown or bridge options and materials are discussed.

Tooth Preparation

Under local anesthesia, the tooth is shaped to make room for the crown.

Impressions & Temporary

Precise impressions are taken for the dental lab, and a temporary crown protects the tooth in the meantime.

Fitting & Cementation

The final crown or bridge is checked for fit, bite and colour, then permanently cemented.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do crowns and bridges last?

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, crowns and bridges commonly last 10-15 years or longer.

Does getting a crown hurt?

No. The tooth is prepared under local anesthesia. Mild sensitivity for a few days afterwards is normal.

How many visits are needed?

Usually 2-3 visits: one to prepare the tooth and take impressions, and another to fit the final crown or bridge once it returns from the dental lab.

What does the ₹3500 starting price cover?

₹3500 is the starting price. The final cost depends on the material chosen and the number of teeth involved, and Dr. Prakhar Singh explains it clearly before treatment begins.