Restorative Dentistry
Crowns and
Bridges
At Devonshire House our highly qualified Specialists
can help restore your smile so you can
smile with confidence.

Meeting your individual needs
Whether it be to prolong the life of your own tooth with a crown or to replace one or more of your teeth with a bridge, our Specialists will work with you to achieve your ideal smile.
Attractive, natural-looking teeth help us to look and feel our best. They give us the confidence day by day, in all activities from being at work to meeting our friends in the evening.
For many, the loss of a single tooth can have extensive impact on their everyday lifestyle.



Crowns and
Bridges
Crown and
Bridge Fees
Single crown
from £1,750
Additional adjacent crowns
from £1,235 each
Same day crown
from £1,800 each
- To improve your smile
- To protect a tooth that has fractured
- To protect worn down teeth
- To prevent a tooth from breaking after a root canal filling
- To protect a large filling
- To improve your smile
- To protect a tooth that has fractured
- To protect worn down teeth
- To prevent a tooth from breaking after a root canal filling
- To protect a large filling
At Devonshire House we are able to offer crowns in a wide variety of dental materials. Some are made from gold whilst others are made from a gold alloy with a porcelain outer shell. We no longer have to use a metal sub structure for tooth coloured crowns and advancements in ceramic technologies allow us to produce translucent natural looking teeth, making black lines between your crown and gum a thing of the past. Our excellent laboratory allows perfect colour matching to your natural teeth.
Fitting a crown or bridge takes two visits with your dentist. At the first visit your dentist will prepare the tooth and will fit a provisional crown or bridge to protect your tooth until your next appointment. Our laboratory will make a crown or bridge specifically for you which will be fitted at your second visit unless you are suitable for the same day crown treatment option. Once you are happy with the crown and how it looks, it will be cemented firmly into place.
This depends largely on how well you look after your teeth. Dental crowns and bridges require the same level of care and attention as your natural teeth and we would expect a high quality dental crown to last 10-15 years. Our team of expert dental hygienists can help you look after your new crown or bridge by advising on an effective oral hygiene programme.
Fitting a crown usually takes two visits with your dentist. A first visit to prepare the tooth and fit a provisional crown to protect your tooth until your second appointment some days later to fit your custom-made crown.
Due to our latest investment in digital dentistry, we now have cutting-edge digital equipment which allows us to prepare and produce your crown more quickly so that we can offer you both appointments on the same day.
Your first appointment
At your first appointment, you will have the tooth-shaped and a digital impression taken which is sent to the laboratory to make your custom-made crown. As your fit appointment will only be a few hours later, you will no longer need a temporary crown fitted.
Your second appointment
A couple of hours later, we will be able to fit your custom made crown which will have been made by our onsite highly skilled laboratory while you wait.
Typically, crowns can be milled and hand finished within 2 hours. Therefore, your second appointment, subject to appointment availability, will be within 2 hours of your first appointment. You are of course welcome to relax in our spacious sitting room, or alternatively park in our extensive car park and go and explore Cambridge and the local area.
- Quicker “while you wait” treatment as both appointments can be accommodated in the same day.
- Ideal if you have limited time, require treatment for a special occasion or indeed do not live locally:
- Only 1 dose of local anaesthetic needed.
- Same day crowns are ideal for patients who do not like having impressions taken via the traditional model casting method and for patients who suffer from gag reflex.
Your digital impressions are emailed to our CAD CAM laboratory technicians who then design your crown digitally and convert the file into the appropriate software to be received by our milling machine. Crowns are then milled and finally hand-finished by one of our highly skilled laboratory technicians.
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