Restore Strength, Function & Confidence
At Frederick Street Dental Care, we offer high-quality dental crowns designed to restore damaged, weakened, or worn-down teeth. Whether you need to protect a tooth after a root canal, restore a broken molar, or improve the look of your smile, a crown provides a strong, long-lasting solution.
Our experienced team uses advanced materials and techniques to deliver natural-looking results that blend seamlessly with your smile all from our comfortable, modern clinic in central Edinburgh.
Emergency Consultation Fee: £95.00 (This does not include the X-ray & fee for treatment).
What Is a Dental Crown?
Dental Crowns can be made from porcelain, zirconia, ceramic, or metal, depending on your needs and aesthetic preferences. Crowns can be made from porcelain, zirconia, ceramic, or metal, depending on your needs and aesthetic preferences.
The Dental Crowns Procedure
Crowns can be made from porcelain, zirconia, ceramic, or metal, depending on your needs and aesthetic preferences.
- Protect a weak or cracked tooth
- Cover a large filling when not enough tooth is left
- Support a tooth after root canal treatment
- Replace a tooth with a dental implant crown
Crowns can be made from porcelain, zirconia, ceramic, or metal, depending on your needs and aesthetic preferences.
Types of Dental Crowns We Offer
Porcelain Crowns: popular for front teeth, highly aesthetic
Zirconia Crowns: strong and natural-looking, ideal for molars
Ceramic Crowns: excellent blend of strength and aesthetics
Metal Crowns: durable for back teeth (less visible)
We’ll discuss the best option for your tooth during your consultation.
Why Choose Us for Crowns
- Natural-looking, long-lasting results
- Gentle and precise treatment approach
- Convenient Edinburgh city Centre location
- Friendly team with years of restorative experience
- Transparent pricing and same-day emergency support
Whether it’s a cosmetic issue or a dental emergency, we’ll help restore your smile — and your confidence.
If you have a damaged, weakened, or unsightly tooth, a crown can restore it beautifully. Get in touch today to begin your journey toward a stronger, healthier smile.
Dental Crowns FAQs
What is a dental crown and why would I need one?
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged or weakened tooth. You may need one to restore a broken tooth, protect it after a root canal, replace a large filling, or improve the shape and appearance of a tooth.
How long does a dental crown last?
With proper care, a crown can last 10 to 15 years, or even longer. Avoiding hard foods, maintaining good oral hygiene, and attending regular dental check-ups will help extend its lifespan.
Will the crown look like a natural tooth?
Yes. We use high-quality porcelain and ceramic materials that match the color, shape, and feel of your natural teeth. Most patients can’t tell the difference between a crown and their real tooth.
Is the crown procedure painful?
Not at all. The area is numbed with local anesthetic during the procedure. You may feel slight pressure, but no pain. Our team is gentle and experienced at helping patients feel comfortable.
How many appointments are needed to fit a crown?
Typically, it takes two visits — one for preparation and one for placement. In some cases, we can offer same-day crowns using advanced scanning and milling technology.
What should I do if my crown falls out?
Keep the crown safe and contact us immediately. Don’t try to reattach it with glue. We’ll assess the tooth and either re-bond or replace the crown as needed.
Can I eat normally with a crown?
Yes. Once your crown is fitted, you can eat and speak normally. We advise avoiding very sticky or hard foods immediately after the procedure to allow proper settling.
Book Same Day Appointment
Don’t wait – get urgent dental care when you need it! If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, Emergency Dentist Edinburgh is open 7 days a week. Book your emergency appointment now by calling us at 0131 629 1158 or Book online.
Emergency Consultation Fee: £95.00 X-rays and treatment costs are not included in the consultation fee.
