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Crowns & Bridges in Philadelphia, PA

Fix Your Broken Tooth with Dr. Boules

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Your Personal Consultation

Dr. Boules listens to your concerns and examines your teeth using advanced imaging technology. Relax with Netflix and cozy blankets while we create your personalized treatment plan.

Precise, Gentle Preparation

Using modern tools and gentle local anesthesia, we prepare your teeth with care and precision. Enjoy warm, scented towels and other spa amenities that make the experience actually pleasant.

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Custom Crafting Your Restoration

While your permanent crown or bridge is being made, you'll wear a comfortable temporary restoration so your smile never goes without protection.

Placement and Follow-up

Dr. Boules ensures your new restoration fits perfectly and feels comfortable. We provide detailed care instructions and schedule follow-up visits to ensure lasting results.

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Protect Damaged Teeth with a Dental Crown

When You Need a Crown to Save Your Tooth

  • Tooth is cracked or has a large cavity that can't be fixed with a filling
  • You've had root canal treatment and need protection
  • Your tooth is severely worn down from grinding or age
  • You want to improve the appearance of a badly discolored tooth

Crown Materials That Look and Feel Natural

  • All-Ceramic Crowns: Perfect for front teeth with the most natural appearance
  • Porcelain Crowns: Strong, beautiful, and ideal for any tooth
  • Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal: Durable option combining strength with aesthetics
  • Full Metal Crowns: Maximum durability for back teeth under heavy chewing pressure

Replace Missing Teeth with a Dental Bridge

Missing teeth can make you feel embarrassed about your smile and cause remaining teeth to shift out of place. A bridge literally "bridges" the gap by replacing missing teeth with natural-looking crowns attached to your healthy adjacent teeth.

Types of Bridges for Different Situations

  • Traditional Fixed Bridges: Most common option using crowns on adjacent teeth as anchors
  • Cantilever Bridges: When you only have teeth on one side of the gap
  • Maryland Bridges: Conservative option that bonds to the back of adjacent teeth
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How Crowns and Bridges Transform Your Life

Get Back to Eating What You Enjoy

  • Bite into apples and corn on the cob again
  • Chew comfortably on both sides of your mouth
  • Stop avoiding your favorite foods because of tooth pain

Smile with Complete Confidence

  • Natural-looking results that blend perfectly with your teeth
  • No more hiding damaged or missing teeth in photos
  • Feel comfortable speaking and laughing in social situations

Protect Your Long-term Oral Health

  • Prevent remaining teeth from shifting out of place
  • Distribute chewing forces evenly to avoid further damage
  • Make brushing and flossing easier with properly restored teeth

What Makes Us Different

Flexible Scheduling

Saturday appointments and accommodating hours because your dental health shouldn't wait for your free time.

Same-Day Emergencies

Same-day urgent care is available because dental pain and problems don't follow a schedule.

Advanced Technology

State-of-the-art equipment that makes treatments faster, more precise, and significantly more comfortable.

Spa-Inspired Experience

A supportive environment and comforting amenities transform your visit into actual relaxation time.

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Personalized Care

Dr. Boules takes time to listen, explain everything clearly, and create treatment plans around your specific goals and comfort level.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I schedule an appointment?

Scheduling an appointment is easy! You can use our convenient online booking system or simply call our office directly to speak with one of our team members. We’ll find a time that works for you.

Are crowns covered by insurance?

Many dental insurance plans provide coverage for crowns if they are deemed medically necessary. Our team will gladly help you verify your insurance benefits, ensuring you understand your coverage and potential out-of-pocket costs.

How long does the crown process take?

The traditional crown process usually involves two visits, spaced about two weeks apart. During the first appointment, we prepare your tooth and take impressions. On your second visit, we place your custom crown, giving you a fully restored smile.

What makes Harbour Dental Studio different?

At Harbour Dental Studio, we combine state-of-the-art technology, comfortable amenities, and personalized care to deliver a truly exceptional dental experience. Our goal is to make your visits as comfortable, efficient, and pleasant as possible.

Do you offer same-day emergency appointments?

Yes, we understand that dental emergencies can happen at any time. That's why we offer same-day emergency appointments to address urgent needs quickly and effectively, so you can get back to feeling your best.

Can I eat normally with a crown or bridge?

Yes! Our custom-designed crowns and bridges are made to fit comfortably, allowing you to eat and speak normally. We recommend avoiding very hard or sticky foods in the first few days to help your crown settle in.

How do I care for my crown or bridge?

Taking care of your crown or bridge is simple! Just follow a regular routine of brushing, flossing, and scheduling professional cleanings. This will help keep your restoration in top condition and maintain your oral health.

Is getting a crown painful?

We understand the importance of comfort during your procedure. Local anesthesia is used to numb the area, ensuring you feel no pain. Most patients find the process to be quick and comfortable, with minimal discomfort afterward.

How long do dental crowns last?

With proper care, dental crowns can last between 10 and 15 years or even longer. Regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene are key to extending their lifespan and maintaining their effectiveness.

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