After a tooth is saved with root canal therapy, the dentist usually applies a dental crown to cap, protect, and reinforce the tooth.

If you want to transform your smile, you can choose between crowns and veneers. Either treatment can enhance your appearance. For those who are unsure, in this blog post, we describe the best candidates, breakdown the differences between a crown vs. veneer, and explain the process for each.

Dental crown placement can restore strength to a tooth following trauma or restorative treatment. Side effects following the procedure are rare. Some patients report heightened sensitivity in the days following treatment.

Cosmetic dentist Sharon B. Mateja offers dental crown aftercare tips that will help patients prolong the lifespan of their restorations.

At our practice, Dr. Sharon Mateja explores crowns for the front teeth vs. the molars so our patients can have a full understanding of their options.

Tooth fractures can be both cosmetically unappealing and threatening to the health of the tooth. Find out how we can treat these fractures.

Dental crowns are durable, though they can chip, crack, and experience damage for a variety of reasons. Let's look at the causes.

Learn more about how to prevent caries and find out how our cavities treatment options can help you restore your smile.

Dr. Sharon Mateja can restore a damaged tooth with a porcelain crown, which offers a number of health and aesthetic benefits to patients.

Inlays and onlays offer strong, durable, aesthetically pleasing alternatives to traditional metal fillings.