A dental crown is a restoration that covers or caps a tooth, restoring it to its normal size and shape while strengthening it and improving its appearance. Crowns are necessary when the tooth is broken down to the point where a filling won’t be effective.
Many different materials are used to make dental crowns, each with its own benefits. Dr. Durand can help you decide which material is best for you. Metal crowns provide little damage to opposing teeth but tend to be noticeable because of their shiny, metallic color. Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns match the color of your own teeth but are prone to chipping or breaking. All-resin crowns are typically less expensive than other types, but are also prone to damage and wearing down. Also, dental crowns may be temporary or permanent.
Dr Scott and his entire staff demonstrated supreme sensitivity, relaxing attention & honest knowledge during all of my procedures. Dr Scott Durrand is a superior & amazing talented dentist. I highly recommend this dentistry!
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Will definitely recommend to others.
Kylie is so nice and explains everything
Friendly, caring and giving great advice to help us look after our teeth.
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All staff gives excellent service.
Service was excellent.I Like that when service needs to be done, Dr. Durand gives choices and lets me make the decision. He doesn’t try to make you choose what you don’t want done.He is a very caring man.Molly is an excellent hygienist.Very knowledgeable and pleasant to work with.A Great Dental Clinic.Thank You.
Everyone is very kind,friendly and very knowledgeable. Great Dental Clinic. Would recommend anyone looking for dental care to use Wabasha Dental Clinic.Thanks to all.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Children, teens, and adults should all see us for a regular checkup at least once every six months. Patients who are at a greater risk for oral cancer or gum disease may be required to come in more than just twice a year. Dr. Durand will help determine how often you should visit our office for regular checkups.