Magnolia House Dental Practice

Crowns & Bridges

Natural-looking solutions for broken & missing teeth.

Crowns & bridges from £600

Dental Crowns & Bridges In Portsmouth

If you’re looking for high quality, affordable dental crowns and bridges in Havant, Hampshire, then we have the expertise to help at our highly rated practice.

Our expert team is led by Dr Abbas Visanji, who has extensive dental experience and has restored the smiles of many patients in the area.

Why choose us

Free consultation

Highly qualified and experienced team

Stunning, long-lasting results

Highly rated by patients on Google

Convenient, safe and effective treatment

Interest-free finance available

Our crowns & bridges prices

TREATMENT COST (from)
Cosmetic consultation
FREE
Gold crown – 60%
£720
Porcelain and metal crown
£625
All porcelain crown
£700
Zirconia crown
£850
Re-cement crown
£50
Bridge per unit
£600
Bridge per wing
£169

Our crowns & bridges experts

Principal Dentist

Dr Abbas Visanji

GDC Number: 194792

Principal Dentist

Dr Ashka Patel

GDC Number: 251501

Dentist

Dr Lin Yu

GDC Number: 301955

Dental crowns

A crown is a cap that is placed over a tooth and held in place by dental adhesive or cement.

Crowns are used for several reasons:

Dental bridges

Bridges are an effective option to fill a gap left as a result of tooth loss. They are typically formed of one or multiple artificial teeth (pontics) with a crown attached at either side. These side crowns are secured on top of the natural teeth adjacent to the gap.

If you are unhappy with using partial dentures then bridges can be a great alternative option. They are highly aesthetic and are cemented firmly into place, so they look, feel and function like natural teeth.

Benefits of dental crowns

Benefits of dental bridges

Crowns & bridges FAQs

What are crowns and bridges made from?

Crowns can be made from a variety of materials. They can be made from plastic, ceramic or metal alloys. A combination of metal and ceramic is also possible to maximise strength and simulate the appearance of natural teeth

How long do crowns last and how do I care for them?

Crowns are made of inert materials that do not deteriorate over time. However, the underlying tooth is still prone to decay and gum disease.

Ceramic on the surface may chip or fracture. Avoid chewing excessively-hard substances like ice or bones. Daily brushing and flossing are essential for maintaining good oral health as well as keeping the crown trouble-free. The most vulnerable portion of the crown is the margin or the junction between tooth and crown.

Regular check-ups will enable your dentist to detect any problems with your crown and recommend necessary treatment.

What happens during my crowns treatment?

First appointment.
A thorough clinical examination is conducted with radiographs, by the dentist. The suitability for crowns is assessed and any preparatory work is carried out. Your dentist will also be able to advise on material choices, treatment sequence and any other concerns you may have.

Second appointment.
The teeth to be crowned are prepared. This involves reduction of the tooth size (usually under local anaesthesia) followed by an impression or mould of the prepared tooth. This trimming of the tooth is required to create space for the crown to be fitted. The mould taken is then sent to a laboratory where skilled technicians will fabricate the crown. In the meantime, a temporary crown is made and fitted onto the trimmed tooth.

Third appointment.
The temporary crown is removed and the tooth surfaces cleaned. The completed crown is tried on the tooth for fit, harmony with the bite, and appearance. Finally, the crown is cemented onto the prepared tooth with dental cement.

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