Restorative Dentistry

Crowns & Bridges in Amherstburg

Custom porcelain crowns and bridges, milled with CAD/CAM precision and shade-matched to your natural teeth for a seamless, lasting result.
A dental chair and instruments ready for a patient at Amherstburg Dental

Protect a damaged tooth, or fill a gap

A crown protects a tooth that’s become damaged, cracked, or prone to fracture — it’s often recommended once a filling would need to cover more than a third of the tooth’s width. Crowns can also be used purely for cosmetic enhancement.

A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by “bridging” the gap: two crowns anchor to the teeth on either side, supporting a floating replacement tooth (a pontic) in between.

Why Amherstburg Dental

The Restorations

Two ways to restore your smile

Crowns

A protective cap for a single tooth that's damaged, fractured, or has too much filling to stay strong on its own — also used for purely cosmetic enhancement.

Bridges

Two anchor crowns on the teeth beside a gap, supporting a floating replacement tooth in between — closing the space left by a missing tooth.

Technology

Precision milled, perfectly matched

Every crown and bridge is milled on our CAD/CAM system to exacting specifications, custom-made with lab-finished detail, and inspected by your dentist for esthetics, quality, and fit before it ever leaves our office.
The Process

What to expect

01

Consultation & Preparation

The tooth is prepared and a precise silicone impression is taken to guide your custom restoration.

02

Temporary Crown

A temporary crown protects your tooth while your permanent restoration is fabricated.

03

Custom Fabrication

Your restoration is CAD/CAM milled in porcelain and finished by our lab technicians, with a shade-matching appointment available for exact color accuracy.

04

Final Fit & Placement

Your dentist checks the fit and esthetics before permanently bonding your new crown or bridge in place.

With daily brushing and flossing, crowns and bridges frequently last 20 to 30 years or longer — typically a one-time investment per tooth.

Ready to restore your smile?

Call (519) 736-4073 or book a consultation online today.