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Custom Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills

Save damaged teeth while enhancing your smile with custom dental crowns that combine advanced restorative dentistry with aesthetic excellence - preserving your natural tooth structure and creating beautiful, long-lasting results

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Beyond Basic Fillings

Dental crowns in Beverly Hills protect weak, cracked, or heavily damaged teeth by covering them with a custom cap that restores their shape and strength. They work when a tooth is too damaged for a filling but strong enough to save. At Beverly Hills Aesthetic Dentistry, Dr. Jamielynn Hanam-Jahr uses her twenty years of experience to design crowns that look natural, feel comfortable, and match the color of your real teeth.

This guide explains when you need a crown, how the process works, and what options are available. Patients visit us from West Hollywood, Brentwood, Century City, and other nearby neighborhoods when they want long-lasting protection for their teeth without losing their natural smile.

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Why Choose Dental Crowns

Dental crowns offer the most comprehensive tooth restoration available, combining advanced protection with aesthetic enhancement:

  • Complete Tooth Protection – Cover and strengthen the entire visible tooth, preventing further damage and extending lifespan significantly.
  • Natural Aesthetic Integration – Custom-designed to match existing teeth perfectly while enhancing your overall smile appearance.
  • Long-Term Durability – Quality crowns last 15-20 years, making them superior to repeated fillings or temporary repairs.
  • Preserve Natural Structure – Keep your natural tooth root and avoid extraction, maintaining healthy jawbone and facial structure.
  • Versatile Solution – Perfect for large cavities, cracked teeth, root canal protection, and completing dental implants.
  • Beverly Hills Quality – Crafted with premium materials to meet the aesthetic and functional demands of discerning patients.

Experience the confidence that comes with teeth that look beautiful and function perfectly for decades. Results and longevity of dental crowns vary by individual, and this information is not a substitute for professional dental advice.

The Dental Crown Process

Getting a crown is simple and happens over two visits. At the first appointment, Dr. Jamielynn Hanam-Jahr numbs the area, removes decay or old filling material, and shapes the tooth so the new crown will fit securely. Digital scans are taken to design your custom crown, and a temporary crown is placed before you leave to protect the tooth while the final one is being made. During the second visit, she checks the permanent crown for color, shape, and bite alignment before bonding it in place and polishing it for a natural, comfortable finish.

Here is a quick overview of the steps:

  • First visit: tooth preparation and digital scans
  • Temporary crown protects tooth for 10–14 days
  • Lab makes custom crown
  • Second visit: crown placement and adjustment
  • Final bite check and polish

The full process is designed to give you a crown that feels natural and lasts for many years with proper care. Every step centers on your comfort and long-term oral health, creating predictable results that support both function and appearance.

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Custom Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills

When You Need a Dental Crown

A dental crown is recommended when a tooth is too damaged or weakened to safely hold a filling. Large cavities, especially those that affect more than half the tooth, leave the remaining structure prone to cracking during normal chewing. Crowns completely cover and strengthen the tooth, allowing you to bite and chew with confidence. They also protect teeth with cracks before the fracture spreads and becomes impossible to repair, which helps prevent future emergencies.

Crowns are also essential after root canal treatment because the tooth becomes hollow and more fragile. Patients with older fillings that keep breaking may benefit from a crown as well, since it surrounds the entire tooth for greater durability. In some cases, Dr. Hanam-Jahr may recommend a crown for cosmetic reasons when bonding or veneers cannot achieve the desired shape, strength, or color. Crowns offer both functional protection and aesthetic improvement, making them a versatile solution for many dental concerns.

Crowns vs Other Dental Restorations

Different dental problems need different solutions. Here is how crowns compare to other treatments:

Option Dental Crowns Fillings Veneers Onlays
What it is Full coverage cap over tooth Material placed inside cavity Thin shell on front of tooth Partial coverage for chewing surface
Best for Large damage, root canals, cracks Small to medium cavities Cosmetic front tooth issues Moderate damage on chewing surface
Covers Entire visible tooth Just damaged area Front surface only Chewing surface and cusps
Strength Very strong, protects weak teeth Good for small repairs Cosmetic only Stronger than filling, less than crown
Cost Higher investment Least expensive Similar to crowns Between filling and crown
Custom Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills

How Long Dental Crowns Last

Dental crowns typically last between ten and fifteen years, but many patients enjoy even longer results with consistent care. The lifespan of a crown depends on daily habits, oral hygiene, and the amount of pressure placed on the tooth. Chewing hard objects or crunching ice can wear down the crown more quickly, and over time, the cement under the crown may weaken. As small gaps form around the edges, the underlying tooth can become more vulnerable, which is why maintenance plays such an important role.

Strong brushing and flossing habits help protect both the crown and the natural tooth beneath it. Regular checkups allow Dr. Hanam-Jahr to examine the seal, look for early signs of wear, and confirm that the margins remain healthy. By catching small issues early, she helps patients avoid decay or loosening of the crown. With thoughtful daily care and routine monitoring, a crown can stay comfortable and reliable for many years.

Taking Care of Your Crown

Taking care of a dental crown is much like caring for your natural teeth, but a little extra attention helps protect the area where the crown meets your gum line. Brushing twice a day and flossing gently around the crown keep bacteria from collecting in that small margin. This routine helps prevent decay from forming beneath the crown and supports long-term stability and comfort. Regular cleaning also keeps the crown looking bright and functioning the way it should.

It is also important to avoid chewing hard foods or using your teeth to open packages, because these habits can damage both crowns and natural enamel. Patients who grind their teeth should wear a nightguard, and Dr. Hanam-Jahr can create a custom one that fits comfortably and protects your restoration. Routine dental checkups allow us to remove buildup, check the integrity of the crown, and make sure everything is healing and functioning the right way over time.

Custom Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills
Custom Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills

Cost of Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills

Crowns in Beverly Hills typically cost between $1,200 and $2,500 per tooth depending on the material. Porcelain and zirconia cost more than porcelain-fused-to-metal due to their strength and natural appearance. Lab fees and the time needed to make each crown also affect the price.

Insurance may cover up to 50 percent of a medically necessary crown. Cosmetic crowns are usually not covered. Payment plans are available to make treatment more affordable.

Saving a tooth with a crown prevents bigger problems later. Losing a tooth can require implants or bridges, which cost more and affect the teeth nearby.

Protect Your Damaged Teeth

You might be chewing on one side of your mouth because a tooth hurts. Maybe you had a root canal and were told to get a crown, but you put it off. Every day you wait, the tooth becomes weaker and more likely to break.

Dr. Jamielynn Hanam-Jahr has helped patients from Beverly Hills, Culver City, and West Hollywood protect damaged teeth with crowns that look and feel natural. She uses strong materials and careful craftsmanship to restore your bite and your confidence.

Custom Dental Crowns in Beverly Hills

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Your dental care should be as unique as your smile. We believe you’ll love the results. Dr. Hanam-Jahr listens to your goals and creates personalized plans to address your needs efficiently and comfortably. You need to experience it to truly believe it!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does getting a dental crown hurt?

People ask this because they worry the procedure might be painful or that the tooth will feel sensitive afterward. They also want reassurance that getting a crown is manageable even if they already feel some discomfort. This question usually comes from someone who has never had a crown before and wants to know what to expect.

What they should be asking instead: “How do you keep patients comfortable during and after a dental crown appointment?”

  1. Getting a dental crown does not hurt because the tooth is fully numbed before treatment.
  2. You may feel pressure during the procedure, but sharp pain is not typical.
  3. Mild soreness afterward is normal and usually fades within a day or two.

Crowns – MouthHealthy (American Dental Association)

How long does it take to get a dental crown?

People ask this because they want to plan around work, family, or events and understand the commitment. They also want to know how many appointments are needed from start to finish. This question usually comes from someone deciding whether to move forward with treatment soon.

What they should be asking instead: “What steps are involved in the timeline for getting my dental crown?”

  1. Most crowns take two visits about two weeks apart.
  2. The first visit includes preparing the tooth and placing a temporary crown.
  3. The second visit places the permanent crown after the lab finishes custom fabrication.

Why Do I Need a Crown? – American Dental Association (patient brochure)

Can a crowned tooth still get cavities?

People ask this because they want to know how much protection a crown really provides. They also wonder if they need to take extra care around a crowned tooth. This question usually comes from someone hoping the crown will solve all future tooth problems permanently.

What they should be asking instead: “How do I keep the tooth under my crown healthy over time?”

  1. Yes, the natural tooth under the crown can still develop cavities, especially at the gumline.
  2. Daily brushing, flossing, and regular cleanings help prevent decay around the edges.
  3. Your dentist checks the crown seal at each visit to catch early issues before they get serious.

Crowns – MouthHealthy (American Dental Association)

What if my crown falls off?

People ask this because losing a crown can feel urgent and uncomfortable, and they want to avoid damaging the tooth. They also want to know what is safe to do until they can see the dentist. This question usually comes from someone who felt the crown loosen or noticed sensitivity before it came off.

What they should be asking instead: “What steps should I take right away to protect my tooth if my crown comes off?”

  1. Call your dental office immediately and bring the crown with you to the appointment.
  2. Keep the tooth clean, avoid chewing on that side, and do not use household glue to reattach it.
  3. Your dentist may be able to cement the crown back on, or recommend a new one if the tooth or crown is damaged.

Dental Emergencies – MouthHealthy (American Dental Association)

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Last reviewed: 9/30/2025