Treatment Guide · Crowns & Bridges
A crown protects the tooth
you still have.
One of the two treatments this clinic is known for — planned by Dr. Yashika Soni, made by the lab, and fitted by hand at 70 Sapna Sangeeta Road.
In Plain Words
What a crown and a bridge actually are
A crown is a cap shaped like your own tooth, made in a dental lab and fixed over a tooth that is cracked, heavily filled, or weakened after a root canal. It takes the biting load so the tooth underneath does not split.
A bridge replaces a missing tooth: crowns on the teeth on either side of the gap carry a false tooth between them, so the space is filled and your bite evens out again.
It May Be For You If
Any of these sound familiar
- A tooth is cracked, chipped or has a filling too big to trust
- A root canal is done and the tooth needs protection
- A tooth is missing and the gap shows — or food traps in it
- A front tooth is badly shaped or discoloured and a crown is the honest fix
- An old crown has loosened, darkened at the edge, or come off
How It Works
Two sittings, most of the time
Examine & plan
The tooth is examined, options and materials are laid out with their prices, and the shade is matched to your own teeth.
Prepare & record
The tooth is shaped, an impression or scan goes to the lab, and a temporary cover keeps you comfortable meanwhile.
The lab makes it
Your crown or bridge is built to the recorded shade and shape — this is the gap between the two sittings.
Fit & finish
The finished work is tried in, the bite is checked and adjusted, and only then is it fixed in place.
What It Costs
The figure is written down before work begins
The price of a crown or bridge depends on the tooth, the material you choose, and — for a bridge — how many teeth the span covers. At your planning visit you get the complete figure in writing: the lab work, both sittings, the temporary cover and the fitting. Nothing is added afterwards for steps already agreed.
Usually two: the preparation sitting, then the fitting once the lab has made your crown. A bridge across a longer span can take one more.
That is the point of the shade-matching step: the shade is chosen against your neighbouring teeth in natural light, and the shape follows the tooth it replaces. A well-matched crown should not announce itself.
A bridge uses the teeth beside the gap and is usually the quicker, simpler route; an implant stands on its own but is a longer treatment. The doctor will lay out both honestly for your case, including cost and sittings.
With normal care and regular check-ups, a well-made crown serves for years. Grinding habits, very hard biting and missed reviews shorten its life — the doctor will tell you plainly what applies to you.
The sittings are done under local anaesthesia. Some sensitivity in the days after preparation is normal and settles; if anything feels wrong, the clinic is one WhatsApp message away.
Start with the examination.
The plan, the material options and the written price all come from one short visit — morning or evening, Monday to Saturday.