What to Expect During Porcelain Crowns
A step-by-step walk-through of porcelain crowns, from your first consultation to the end of the appointment.
If porcelain crowns has been recommended for you, knowing what happens can ease any nerves. Custom caps that restore the strength and appearance of a heavily filled, cracked or root-treated tooth.
Your visit begins with a consultation. We review your medical history, examine the area and, where helpful, take digital images so we can explain exactly what we are seeing.
The treatment itself typically takes around two visits. We use gentle techniques and effective local anaesthetic where needed, and we will check in with you throughout to make sure you are comfortable.
Afterwards we give you clear, written aftercare advice and arrange any follow-up that is required. If you are an anxious patient, let us know in advance — we offer extra time and a calm, judgement-free approach.
Frequently asked questions
Will porcelain crowns hurt?
We use effective local anaesthetic and gentle techniques, so most patients feel little or no discomfort during porcelain crowns.
How long will it take?
Porcelain Crowns usually takes around two visits, though this varies with the complexity of your case.