Dental Crowns in Fort Lauderdale
Reliable Protection – Natural Smile!
All-inclusive e-max crown – $850
Exam + 3D X-ray – $89
Free consultation & second opinion
Flexible payment plans (Care Credit)
Book your appointment today and smile with confidence!
Dental Crowns in Fort Lauderdale
✨ Reliable Protection – Natural Smile!
All-inclusive e-max crown – $850
Exam + 3D X-ray – $89
Free consultation & second opinion
Flexible payment plans (Care Credit)
Book your appointment today and smile with confidence!
Results After Dental Crowns
Before & After – The Difference Is Clear!
We restored our patient’s teeth with strong and natural-looking ceramic E-max crowns. Now, their smile is flawless!
Want the same result?
Types of Dental Crowns
At Advanced Dental Wellness Center, we offer:
1. Ceramic Crowns
2. Zirconia Crowns
Looking for a strong and beautiful solution for damaged teeth?
Indications for Dental Crowns
Doctor of Medical Sciences, specializes in smile design, restorative, cosmetic, and holistic dentistry.
Which Crown to Choose?
Don't put off your dental health! Book a free consultation, and we'll help you choose the perfect option.
A dentist may recommend veneers instead of crowns if:
Find out what’s best for you – veneers or crowns?
How Much Does a Dental Crown Cost in Fort Lauderdale?
Price | |
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Exam & X-Ray | $89 |
Dental Crown (Ceramic or Zirconia) | from $850 |
Specials
How Do We Place a Dental Crown?
Doctors Opinion
"We provide a 1-year warranty on restorations. If you experience any issues with your crown during this period, we will replace it for free."
If a tooth is missing, we place a dental implant and then attach a permanent crown. This long-lasting solution restores the natural look and function of your teeth.
Tooth extraction (or already missing)
Implant placement with crown fixation
See How We Place Dental Crowns
Why Choose Us?
Trust Your Smile to Professionals!
FAQ
These are custom-made caps made of ceramic or zirconia. They restore the shape, size, strength, and appearance of damaged teeth.
It usually requires 2–3 visits to the dentist. If an implant is needed, the process may take up to 5 visits over 3–6 months.
Yes, but only a temporary crown. The permanent crown is placed after fabrication, usually on the second or third visit.
On average, 10–15 years, depending on the material, oral hygiene, systemic health conditions, and bite issues.
No. The tooth preparation and crown placement are done under local anesthesia. You may feel slight pressure during the procedure. Some sensitivity may occur for 1–2 days afterward.
- Brush twice a day with a soft toothbrush.
- Use dental floss to clean between teeth.
- Visit your dentist every 6 months for professional cleaning.
- Avoid very hard foods to prevent chipping.