Patients with tooth decay and structural damage often have painful side effects that make it difficult to eat and speak comfortably.
Dr. Robert Arbuckle can restore your oral health and comfort and protect your tooth from future damage with a natural-looking dental crown.
Why is crown treatment so important for patients of our Wilton, CT, dental practice?
Over time, tooth decay can spread, eating away at healthy enamel. A dental crown provides comprehensive protection for a severely compromised tooth.
If the bacterial infection reaches the inside of a tooth, you will need a root canal to clean out the inner chamber. Afterward, we place a crown to prevent future dental infections.
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While most problems affecting the teeth are treatable, you should make an appointment with our dentist right away. If you leave the tooth alone, the condition will likely worsen until extraction is the only option. Don’t risk your natural tooth when proactive restorative dentistry is simple. In just two appointments, we can fix the damage, enhance your smile, and restore your oral health.
Contact our Wilton, CT, dental practice today to get started as soon as possible. You can schedule an appointment online or by calling:
We will begin by examining your smile and diagnosing your underlying dental condition. If you need a crown, we will discuss your options and plan your custom treatment.
Next, our dentist will prepare your tooth for the dental crown by removing decay and cleaning out infection. Once it is sterile, we take high-tech digital impressions of your mouth and design the crown.
The impressions are sent off to our trusted dental lab, where trained porcelain ceramic technicians hand-craft the crown. In the meantime, our dentist will place a temporary crown to protect the tooth structure.
Your custom-made permanent crown will be ready in approximately one week, and then you can return to the office for your second appointment. Our dentist removes the temporary crown and cleans your teeth once again. Finally, we apply special dental cement to the surface of your enamel and bond the crown in place.
If you need an implant-supported crown, your treatment timeline will look much different. Dental implants involve a surgical procedure to place the posts before you can restore the tooth. If you want to learn more about implant dentistry at our Wilton office, you find details on our website or send us a message — we will get back to you shortly.
To help make necessary treatment more affordable, Wilton Dental Care gladly accepts most types of insurance. As long as your dental crown is for health purposes and not simply cosmetic dentistry, your insurance plan will likely cover a portion of the costs.
If you are worried about out-of-pocket costs, we also offer flexible financing through CareCredit®. You can speak to our financial coordinator if you would like assistance developing a payment plan that works for you.
The most effective tooth replacement treatment.
Losing a tooth as an adult causes many difficulties, but there is a solution. Our dentist can restore your smile with an implant-supported restoration.
Dr. Robert Arbuckle has been practicing dentistry since 1997. He is passionate about helping others. Each year, he embarks on missions to foreign countries, where he helps children in need improve their oral and overall health through dentistry.
He is also affiliated with prestigious organizations, including:
If you are looking for a friendly, compassionate dentist to care for your entire family, schedule a consultation with Dr. Arbuckle today by calling (203) 762-8586 or filling out our online form.
134 Old Ridgefield Rd
Wilton, CT 06897
Hours:
Friday 8 AM – 5 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Monday 8 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday 10 AM – 7 PM
Wednesday 8 AM – 5 PM
Thursday 7 AM – 4 PM
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