Stuart Prosthetic Dentistry provides cerec same-day crowns in Stuart, FL. Call
to learn more and schedule an appointment.Our Patients' Advantage
Dr. Tyler combines his advanced prosthodontic training and dental lab background with an innovative and artistic approach to take CEREC to the highest level for his patients.
CEREC - Single Visit Technology
- No unpleasant impression material – we have a camera that can capture the teeth in seconds (digital scanning) and transfers this information into computer software. This software allows the restoration to be virtually designed and milled (a CAD/CAM process).
- No bothersome temporary restoration – with CEREC, the definitive restoration is inserted directly without any temporary compromises needed.
- No 2nd appointment – Treatment completed in a single session.
Frequently Asked Questions About Single-Visit Crowns
Are Same Day Crowns More Expensive?
Are Same Day Crowns Covered by Insurance?
What Are The Benefits of Same Day Crowns?
With our prosthodontist being a Certified Dental Technician, excellent final results (such as shade and fit of the crown) are much more predictable compared to having an outside dental lab fabricating the crown. However, there are many additional benefits to choosing same day crowns over traditional lab made crowns. These benefits include:
- Elimination of the messy, often gag-inducing, and less accurate traditional dental impression material and tray (we use an 3D scanner instead)
- Elimination of the usual two week minimum waiting period for the lab to fabricate the crown
- Elimination of the dreaded temporary crown and worries of it coming uncemented, breaking, and restricting your diet during the lab waiting period
- Elimination of the second appointment required after the lab waiting period for the removal of the temporary and delivery of the lab made crown
How Long Do Same Day Crowns Last?
Can I Really Get A Crown Done In One Day?
Will The Color Of Same Day Crowns Match My Teeth?
Are Same Day Crowns Free Of Metal?
What Are Same Day Crowns?
Who Needs a Crown?
You may need a crown if you:
- Have a cavity that is too large for just a filling
- Have a tooth that is cracked, fractured, worn down (due to grinding), or otherwise weakened
- Have had root canal treatment – the crown will protect and maintain the esthetics of the restored tooth
- Want to cover a discolored or badly misshapen tooth and improve your smile
