At RK Dentistry, we understand that your time is important. This is why we are excited to offer In-office same-day dental crowns and restorations to help you achieve the restoration of one or more teeth in a single visit to our practice. Dr. Richard J. Koeltl can help you better understand these treatments to fully comprehend the benefits of working with a dentist in the Danville, California, area offering these same-day dental restorations.
What are in-office same-day dental crowns?
In-office same-day crowns are dental restorations crafted from porcelain in just one visit to the dentist. These types of crowns are not only esthetically pleasing, but they also function very well and fit perfectly in your mouth. They are just as strong, durable, and attractive as those made in a lab, but instead are milled from a block of porcelain right in our practice within 20 minutes! This eliminates the need for several different visits or the placement of a temporary restoration.
What are the advantages of working with a dentist offering same-day restorations?
There are several benefits to choosing in-office same-day crowns for your teeth. First, these crowns can be placed quickly, so you will not have to wait a few weeks for your dental restoration to be created and fitted. They can also look exactly like natural teeth, as they are made with high-quality porcelain materials reflecting light, just like natural enamel. Plus, because they’re crafted right in our office, you do not have to wait a long time for your restoration or worry about the quality of work done elsewhere.
How do I connect with a restorative dentist near me offering in-office, same-day dental crowns?
If you’re interested in learning more about in-office same-day crowns and single-visit dentistry, schedule an appointment with Dr. Richard J. Koeltl and his team at RK Dentistry today by calling 925-732-5516.
The entire team can review all of your treatment options so you can make a proper decision for your smile! The office is open to new and returning patients.
