Restore damaged or missing teeth with custom crowns and bridges.
Crowns protect weakened teeth; bridges replace missing teeth by anchoring to neighbors. Dr. Nguyen recommends these restorations when structure, bite, or appearance needs more than a filling — and explains why in clear terms.
What are Crowns & Bridges?
How It Works
A crown covers a tooth like a cap after decay, fracture, or a large filling. A bridge uses crowns on adjacent teeth (or implants in some plans) to fill a gap where a tooth is missing.
We prepare the tooth or abutment teeth, take precise records, place a temporary when needed, and bond the final porcelain or other restoration once it is fabricated. Fit, bite, and color are checked carefully before you leave.
Benefits of Crowns & Bridges
- Strength for cracked or heavily restored teeth
- Improved chewing and appearance
- Protection after root canal therapy when indicated
- Custom shade and contour
- Stable replacement option for some missing teeth
- Planned with longevity and cleanability in mind
Investment & insurance
Most major plans accepted. We offer a free insurance benefits check before treatment so you know what is covered.
No insurance?
Transparent self-pay rates — no multi-session package schemes.
Are Crowns or Bridges Right for You?
- Broken or cracked tooth
- Large failing filling
- Tooth after root canal therapy
- Worn teeth needing coverage
- One or more missing teeth
- Improving bite on a weak tooth
- Replacing an aging crown
- Bridge evaluation vs implant options
We are nearby in Fulshear for adjustments if needed. If this sounds like what you need, call (832) 429-2289 or book a visit.
What to Expect
You will see why a crown or bridge is recommended versus a filling or implant. Temporaries keep you comfortable between visits. We review investment and insurance coverage before lab work is finalized.
Why Choose Fulshear Gateway Dentistry?
Precision fit
Bite and contacts checked so the restoration feels natural.
Options explained
Crown, bridge, or implant — we compare when relevant.