These days, you will find that dental crowns come in a huge array of materials–palladium and gold are just two of many. I make a materials merger in the course of your visit to my Westland office, all with the goal in mind of you determining how we will make your crown.

In my office at Westland, we customize each crown, since every person has something different in mind. I look at the overall shape of the tooth. Does it have a spiky tip? Is there a chip, and does the size of it dwarf the original tooth? Did a rupture occur that left the tooth broken in two?

After that, I gather all the necessary data and get the form of the tooth by taking an impression. All this data is then communicated to a dental crafting technician, who produces dental crowns that fit unbelievably.

If we decide to put on a precious metal dental crown, I may be required to do away with just a tad of the hard surface of the tooth. Otherwise, if it is not a metal Westland dental crown, what we will do next is file the tooth to the inner core.

Of course, before I do anything, you and I will converse about all the things that could go wrong and everything that will go right. After taking my advice into account, the final decision is left to you.

Previous to receiving a permanent crown, you will receive a temporary one. Doing this makes certain that your teeth aren't sensitive. Just as soon as you're ready for the permanent crown, we weigh it against the shade of your natural teeth. Also, we will need you to chomp your teeth down together, and that will help me determine whether or not my dental technician was precise in his measurement.

As soon as we're both convinced that everything is as it should be, then I will put on all the bells and whistles, and then you can let your smile loose on the world.