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Dental Crowns vs Bridge: Which Is Right for You?
Both dental crowns and bridges serve different purposes in restoring your smile.
Dental Crowns
Crowns are a great solution for teeth that are cracked, weakened, or damaged. They cover the tooth like a cap, restoring its strength, function, and natural look.
- ✔ Ideal for repair after damage or root canal
- ✔ Improves strength and aesthetics
- ✔ Materials: porcelain, zirconia, or metal
Dental Bridges
Bridges replace one or more missing teeth by attaching to adjacent teeth or implants. They close the gap, restore your bite, and prevent shifting.
- ✔ Perfect for replacing missing teeth
- ✔ Prevents teeth from shifting
- ✔ Supports facial structure & bite balance
Types of Crowns & Bridges
We offer high-quality dental crowns and bridges in Frisco, TX to restore your smile with strength, comfort, and aesthetics.
Custom Crowns for Teeth
Porcelain Crowns
Best for front teeth; offer excellent aesthetics and are metal-free.
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crowns
Durable and suitable for both front and back teeth.
Zirconia Crowns
Valued for their durability and lifelike, natural translucency.
Same-Day Crowns
Designed, created, and placed in a single visit for convenience.
Gold & Metal Alloy Crowns
Extremely durable and ideal for molars.
Custom Dental Bridges for Missing Teeth
Traditional Dental Bridges
Supported by crowns on both sides of the gap.
Cantilever Bridges
Used when only one adjacent tooth is available.
Maryland Bridges
A conservative solution, using metal or porcelain wings bonded to adjacent teeth for support.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Combine the security of implants with the affordability of bridges.
Why Do You Need a Crown or Bridge?
Putting off a necessary dental crown or bridge treatment in Frisco, TX might seem harmless—but delays can lead to more pain, higher costs, and even permanent tooth loss.
Weakened Tooth Structure
A cracked or decayed tooth without a crown may continue to break down, risking total loss.
Shifting Teeth
When gaps are left unfilled, nearby teeth can move out of place, leading to bite issues.
Increased Costs
What starts as a simple crown could turn into a root canal, implant, or full restoration later.
Jawbone Loss
Missing teeth not replaced with a bridge or implant can lead to bone resorption over time.
Impaired Chewing & Speech
Everyday activities become uncomfortable as the problem worsens.
💡 Ask us about same-day crowns in Frisco, TX for quick, convenient treatment—or compare bridge cost vs dental implants to choose the right solution for your smile.
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About Cost of Dental Crowns & Bridges in Frisco, TX
While the exact dental crown and bridge cost near you in Frisco, TX depends on your treatment plan, the materials used, and insurance coverage, we offer transparent pricing and flexible payment options to help you plan with confidence.
Lets Discuss
1. What is the best option for missing teeth if I don’t want implants?
If you’re not ready for implants, a dental bridge is an excellent missing tooth solution. It restores function and aesthetics by anchoring to nearby teeth and filling the gap seamlessly.
2. When do I need a new dental crown?
You may need a new dental crown if your current one is cracked, loose, causing discomfort, or over 10–15 years old. Our dentists in Frisco can evaluate your crown and recommend the best next step.
3. How long does a dental crown or bridge last?
With good oral care, crowns can last 10 to 15 years or more, and bridges usually remain effective for about a decade. Material choice, oral hygiene, and regular checkups all impact lifespan.
4. Is the procedure painful?
Not at all. Getting a new dental crown or bridge is a comfortable process with local anesthesia. Most patients report minimal discomfort and quick recovery.
5. Which is cheaper, a crown or a bridge?
A dental crown usually costs less than a bridge. The final price varies based on the material, treatment complexity, and your insurance coverage.