At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we’re dedicated to protecting your child’s smile—even when baby teeth are damaged by decay or injury. Pediatric dental crowns help restore the function and strength of primary teeth that have experienced severe decay, cracks, or trauma. We offer both stainless steel and tooth-colored crowns to fit your child’s dental health needs and aesthetic preferences.
Baby teeth play a vital role in speech, chewing, and guiding permanent teeth into position. When a baby tooth becomes severely decayed or fractured, a dental crown is often the best way to preserve it until it naturally falls out. Leaving the damage untreated can lead to pain, infection, or alignment issues later.
Dental crowns are especially helpful after a pulpotomy (baby root canal), as they provide the strength needed to protect the remaining tooth. With strong, long-lasting materials, crowns help avoid early extractions and support normal development.
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Dental crowns for kids can prevent the need for early tooth extraction and help reduce long-term orthodontic issues?
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At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we specialize in providing restorative treatments that are as gentle as they are effective. Our pediatric crowns are placed with precision and care, using materials that are strong, safe, and long-lasting. Whether your child needs a silver crown for a molar or a white crown for a front tooth, we ensure the procedure is smooth and stress-free.
We understand that children can feel nervous about dental treatment, which is why we explain every step in a calm, child-friendly way. Our goal is to restore your child’s tooth while keeping their comfort, confidence, and long-term health in mind.
Protects damaged baby teeth until natural shedding.
Gentle care and clear steps reduce anxiety.
Tooth-colored crowns for confident, healthy smiles.
Prevents decay, breakage, and spacing issues.
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Dental crowns rebuild damaged baby teeth so kids can chew, bite, and speak without pain or difficulty. A properly fitted crown feels just like a natural tooth and allows your child to eat their favorite foods and smile with confidence without worrying about discomfort or sensitivity.
Once placed, a crown seals the entire tooth, shielding it from harmful bacteria and preventing future decay or breakage. This not only reduces the need for more complex dental treatments later but also gives parents peace of mind knowing their child’s oral health is protected.
Crowns preserve baby teeth until they fall out naturally, helping maintain proper spacing for incoming adult teeth. This helps prevent misalignment or crowding in the future, supporting a healthier bite and potentially reducing the need for orthodontic treatment down the road.
We begin with a thorough dental exam and digital X-rays to determine the extent of decay or damage and confirm if a crown is needed.
The affected tooth is gently cleaned, reshaped, and disinfected. If needed, a pulpotomy (baby root canal) is performed to remove infection.
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The crown is carefully fitted and secured, ensuring a proper bite and comfort. Most crowns are placed in just one visit.
Yes. Pediatric crowns are made from safe, biocompatible materials that are commonly used in children’s dentistry.
They can last until the baby tooth naturally falls out—usually several years, depending on oral habits and hygiene.
We offer tooth-colored crowns for front teeth and metal crowns for molars. The best option depends on the tooth’s location and function.
Not at all. We use local anesthesia and child-friendly techniques to ensure a comfortable, calm experience.
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