Dental Crowns and Bridges

Get Beautiful, Lifelike Restorations
  • Your same-day crown is made while you wait
  • Fix damaged & decayed teeth
  • Saturday appointments are available

Transform Your Smile with Beautiful Dental Crowns & Bridges in Dublin

Dental crowns and bridges in Dublin will restore the beauty and function of your smile. If you have missing or damaged teeth, Dr. Wong can give you back all you’ve been missing. He can even make many of your restorations in-house. With his help, you will:

  • Experience improved chewing and speaking abilities
  • Receive restorations that seamlessly blend with your other teeth.
  • Enjoy lasting solutions for dental damage or tooth loss
  • Prevent further damage to nearby teeth
  • Rediscover the confidence to share your smile freely

Call 925-235-1565 for an appointment. Saturday visits are available upon request.

Rebuild Your Bite With a Crown or Bridge

When it comes to gaining a full set of healthy teeth again, you want a dentist with extensive experience. Dr. Wong has been helping patients achieve complete smiles for 30 years. In addition to utilizing his expertise, he has invested in technology that ensures successful outcomes. 3-D X-rays help him plan your treatments and expose you to less radiation. Our office also has an in-house milling machine that can create many restorations on the same day as your appointment. There’s no need to wait a week or more to fix your smile!

Depending on what’s going on with your smile, you may receive:

  • Dental Crowns – Custom-designed crowns restore the shape, size, and strength of your teeth. They’ll look like a lifelike part of your smile.
  • Implant Crowns – If you have a single missing tooth, Dr. Wong can pair your crown with a dental implant. It is a stable and natural-looking solution for missing teeth. Plus, it prevents bone loss in your jaw.
  • Partial Crowns – Inlays and onlays are ideal if you don’t need a full crown but require more than a filling. We’ll discuss which option is most suitable for your smile needs.
  • Dental Bridges – Replace missing teeth by anchoring a bridge to adjacent natural teeth, restoring both appearance and function.
  • Implant Bridges – Enjoy the stability of an implant-supported bridge. Nothing will have to be removed from healthy teeth for this treatment. You also won’t have to worry about bone loss in your jaw.

Sedation is available if you feel anxious. Choose from oral sedation or laughing gas, depending on your needs.

Call 925-235-1565 for dental crowns and bridges in Dublin. You can also schedule online.

Common Questions About Dental Crowns and Bridges

How long do dental crowns and bridges last?

The average dental crown or bridge will last for approximately five to seven years. However, your restoration may give you great performance for 10 years or longer if you maintain good oral hygiene and avoid eating foods that compromise it. We’ll be happy to provide instructions on keeping your crown or bridge fully functional for as long as possible.

What can dental crowns and bridges be used for?

Dental crowns and bridges can be used in many ways to restore damaged and missing teeth. We can use a single crown for repairing a tooth or, with a dental implant, replacing a missing tooth. A bridge is designed to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring to either your other teeth or to dental implants.

What does a dental bridge look like?

A bridge is made of one or more replacement teeth called pontics that are supported by dental crowns. The crowns are attached to either your natural teeth or dental implants on either side of the gap in your smile. The result is a smile that looks completely natural and provides full oral function.

Can a crown make a cracked tooth feel better?

Often, yes. A crown wraps around the weakened tooth and can reduce movement along a crack when you bite. The outcome depends on how deep the crack extends, though. Some fractures reach areas that a crown alone cannot repair.

What’s the difference between a bridge and an implant?

A bridge replaces a missing tooth by connecting the replacement to neighboring teeth or implants. A single dental implant replaces the missing tooth root and supports its own crown. The health of your surrounding teeth, bone, and gums all help determine which approach makes sense.

How do I clean underneath a dental bridge?

A regular toothbrush can’t reach underneath the replacement tooth in a bridge. Floss threaders, interdental brushes, or a water flosser can help clean that area. Keeping plaque from building up around the supporting teeth is especially important for the bridge’s long-term success.

Can a dental crown get a cavity?

The crown itself cannot decay, but the natural tooth underneath still can. Cavities sometimes develop where the edge of the crown meets the tooth, especially if plaque regularly collects there. Daily brushing, flossing, and dental exams are still important after a crown is placed.

Can a crown look like a natural tooth?

Modern ceramic materials can closely mimic the shade, shape, and translucency of natural enamel. The goal isn’t simply to cover the tooth—it is to restore it in a way that fits naturally with the surrounding teeth and your bite.

Do I have to treat a missing tooth if it doesn’t bother me?

Not necessarily in every situation, but leaving a space can have consequences. Nearby teeth may move, your bite can change, and chewing may become less balanced. An evaluation can help you understand what is likely to happen if the space is left alone.