At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we offer stainless steel crowns as a strong and reliable solution to restore baby teeth affected by severe decay or damage. These crowns are especially beneficial for back molars that endure daily chewing pressure.
Our goal is to protect your child’s natural teeth and maintain their function until they’re ready to fall out naturally. Stainless steel crowns provide full coverage and are designed to last, making them a top choice for long-term pediatric dental health.
Children who experience anxiety or have trouble sitting through dental procedures can greatly benefit from sedation dentistry. It creates a calm, relaxed environment, allowing treatments like stainless steel crown placement to be completed without stress or fear.
At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we offer safe, age-appropriate sedation tailored to your child’s needs. Whether your little one needs a pulpotomy or crown, sedation ensures they receive the care they need with comfort and ease.
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Stainless steel crowns have been used in pediatric dentistry for over 50 years and remain one of the most effective and long-lasting ways to restore baby teeth.
At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we make your child’s comfort a top priority. Our pediatric team is specially trained in gentle techniques and sedation options to ensure each crown placement is stress-free and successful.
We take time to explain procedures in a friendly, easy-to-understand way—so you and your child feel confident every step of the way. From exam to follow-up, we’re here to make dental visits a positive experience.
Gentle care tailored to pediatric needs.
Experienced pediatric dentist and trained staff.
Crowns that stay secure and strong.
Sedation options to ease dental anxiety.
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Stainless steel crowns are incredibly strong and durable. Once placed, they protect your child’s tooth for several years, often until it naturally falls out—reducing the need for retreatment and preventing future complications.
Compared to tooth-colored options, stainless steel crowns are more affordable yet offer excellent coverage. They’re ideal for restoring molars that aren’t as visible, giving you value without sacrificing quality.
The process for placing a stainless steel crown is quick and minimally invasive. Most procedures are completed in a single visit, and sedation can be used to make the experience smooth and comfortable for your child.
We begin with a visual exam and digital X-rays to assess the extent of damage. If your child’s tooth is restorable, we recommend the crown and explain the process to you both.
If needed, the tooth will undergo a pulpotomy (baby root canal) to remove infected pulp. Then, the tooth is shaped to ensure the crown fits properly.
A pre-made stainless steel crown is chosen, adjusted, and securely cemented onto the tooth—protecting it immediately and restoring function without pain.
Yes, stainless steel crowns have been used safely in pediatric dentistry for decades. They’re biocompatible, strong, and ideal for protecting baby teeth.
Stainless steel crowns typically last until the baby tooth naturally falls out, which could be several years depending on your child’s age.
They are metallic, but they’re usually placed on molars in the back of the mouth where they’re not noticeable when your child smiles or talks.
Not always, but sedation can be helpful for anxious children or when extensive treatment is needed. We’ll discuss the best option for your child during your visit.
Yes, stainless steel crowns have been used safely in pediatric dentistry for decades. They’re biocompatible, strong, and ideal for protecting baby teeth.
Stainless steel crowns typically last until the baby tooth naturally falls out, which could be several years depending on your child’s age.
They are metallic, but they’re usually placed on molars in the back of the mouth where they’re not noticeable when your child smiles or talks.
Not always, but sedation can be helpful for anxious children or when extensive treatment is needed. We’ll discuss the best option for your child during your visit.
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