Crowns and Bridges treatment in Austin

Most patients complete the process in two visits over 1–3 weeks. The first visit is for preparation and impressions, and the second is for placement.

No. We use local anesthesia, Nitrous oxide, and IV sedation if desired to keep you comfortable during the procedure. Some mild sensitivity afterward is normal but typically subsides quickly.

With proper care, crowns and bridges can last 10–15 years or more. Some patients have enjoyed their restorations for 20+ years, have good oral hygiene, and have regular checkups with us.

Yes. We use shade-matching techniques and high-quality materials to ensure that your restoration seamlessly blends with adjacent teeth in shape, color, and translucency.

There may be a brief adjustment period of a day or two. Once the restoration is fully seated and your muscle memory adjusts, most people don’t notice any difference.

Yes, dental implants and partial dentures are options. We’ll evaluate your specific situation and recommend the best solution for long-term oral health.

Absolutely, flossing under the pontic is essential to remove food debris and prevent gum disease. We’ll show you the correct method using floss threaders or interdental brushes.