Dental Crowns and Bridges

Move Forward Beyond Damaged or Missing Teeth

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Dr. Jennifer Herbert pointing to a digital scan of a patient's teeth.
Dr. Jennifer Herbert performing a dental exam with a mirror and explorer.

Make Daily Life Feel Normal Again

When a tooth breaks or goes missing, it can affect how you chew and how your bite comes together. Over time, it can make simple daily functions feel off.

Dr. Herbert restores damaged and missing teeth with custom crowns and bridges designed to rebuild structure so your smile can function the way it was meant to. This helps bring stability back to your bite so daily activities feel more natural and less like something you have to work around.

A Simple Change Can Make a Big Difference

Dr. Herbert focuses on rebuilding teeth so they function properly and you can get to your daily activities as usual.

With dental crowns and bridges, you can:

Chew without avoiding certain foods
Stop overusing one side of your mouth
Replace missing spaces that affect daily function
Protect weakened teeth from breaking further
Improve the natural appearance of your smile
Dr. Herbert talking with a patient while a team member holds a digital scanner.

Restoring What Damage or Loss Has Changed

When a tooth is not doing its job properly, it can start to throw off simple things like chewing and speaking in ways you may not notice at first. Dr. Herbert restores these areas with custom crowns and bridges that bring structure and balance back to your smile. A dental crown covers and strengthens a weakened tooth, and with CEREC
technology
Dr. Herbert can design and place it in a single visit so you can use your tooth again the same day. A dental bridge replaces missing teeth by anchoring a custom tooth to the surrounding teeth, closing the space so your bite feels more even again. For patients who need a stronger foundation, an implant supported bridge uses dental implants to support the restoration and help maintain long term stability.

Everything is planned with digital scanning so your restoration fits naturally and supports the way you eat, speak, and move through your day.

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What Happens During Treatment

01

Digital Imaging and Evaluation

We begin with precise digital scans to understand what is happening and plan your treatment with accuracy.

02

Personalized Treatment Plan

Dr. Herbert reviews your scans and explains the best way to restore your damaged or missing teeth in a simple, clear plan.

03

Custom Design of Your Restoration

Your crown or bridge is designed to match the shape, color, and function of your natural teeth.

04

Same Day or Scheduled Placement

Crowns can often be created and placed in a single visit using CEREC technology. Bridges are completed over two visits for the best fit and stability.

05

Final Adjustments and Follow Up

We make sure everything feels natural and fits properly, then guide you on how to care for your restoration long term.

Dr. Jennifer Herbert in a mask and gloves preparing to examine a patient.

A Place You Will Always Feel Welcomed

There Is a Clear Way Forward
There is a straightforward way to restore what has been affected and bring your smile back to a more stable, reliable place. Dr. Herbert uses modern digital tools and custom restorations to make the process easier to understand and move through with confidence.

If you are ready to take the next step, we are here to help you move forward. Schedule your visit and let's get you started.

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Smiling crowns and bridges patient at the practice

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a dental crown last?

A dental crown can last many years with good oral hygiene and regular dental visits. Its lifespan depends on daily care and the health of the surrounding tooth.

Can I get a dental crown in one visit?

Yes. With CEREC technology, Dr. Herbert can design and place many dental crowns in a single visit, so you do not need a temporary crown or a second appointment.

What is a dental bridge used for?

A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a custom tooth to the surrounding teeth. It helps close gaps and restore normal function.

How long does a dental bridge last?

A dental bridge can last many years with proper care and routine dental checkups. Good oral hygiene helps extend its lifespan.

What is the difference between a bridge and an implant supported bridge?

A traditional bridge is supported by natural teeth, while an implant supported bridge is anchored to dental implants for added stability and long term support.