AI illustrationRestorative dentistry · International patients
Crowns and bridges solve different problems. Find out which restoration may suit your teeth, your bite and your existing dental work.
Discuss my restorationUnderstand the difference
A crown covers a tooth to restore its shape and function. It may be considered for a weakened or damaged tooth, and can also form the visible tooth on an implant.
Ask your dentist
What remains of the tooth? Is it healthy enough to support a crown?
A bridge fills a gap with replacement teeth supported by neighbouring teeth or implants. Its suitability depends on the support available and the bite.
Ask your dentist
How will it be supported? How will I clean underneath it?
Materials & fitting
Material choice involves the tooth’s position, appearance, bite and supporting structure. Discuss the reasons for the recommended option.
Supporting teeth, gums, existing work and bite.
Tooth preparation where needed, impressions or scans, and provisional work if required.
Check the restoration’s fit, contacts, shade and bite before completing the work.
Cleaning around the restoration and a plan for follow-up.
Your quotation should identify the number of restorations, materials, temporary work and any preparatory treatment.
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General & Cosmetic Dentist
The clinic confirms your treating clinician through the assessment process.
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General clinic feedback across treatments, including local patients.
“I recommend this dental clinic. A huge thanks to Dr Karim for his professionalism, approach, suggestion and solution. Staff are very helpful.”
“Really friendly and professional team! They were super helpful throughout my procedure, and I'll definitely be back there again soon.”
“Very nice place, very good communication, and great doctor and staff.”
Reviews describe individual experiences and are not guarantees of treatment results. Read reviews on Google
A photograph may help the first conversation, but an accurate treatment plan and quotation require the appropriate clinical assessment.
They may be discussed, but the supporting teeth, gums, bite and existing work must be examined before a recommendation is made.
This depends on the condition of the teeth, whether preparatory care is needed, the chosen restoration and the laboratory stages.
It should identify the planned restorations, materials, provisional work, exclusions and circumstances that could change the plan.
Your next step
Tell us whether you’re considering a crown, a bridge or several restorations. The team can help arrange the right assessment.
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