Chipped, cracked or damaged tooth? Walk in and walk out with a beautiful, custom-made crown — designed and fitted on-site with advanced CEREC technology. No second appointment, no temporary crowns.
Preparing a tooth for a crown involves the irreversible removal of healthy tooth structure. Once a tooth has been prepared it will always require a crown or similar restoration. Possible complications include temporary or persistent sensitivity, discomfort at the gum margin, and irritation of the dental pulp which may subsequently require root canal treatment or extraction.
Crowns can chip, fracture, wear, debond or require replacement over time. Longevity varies considerably between individuals depending on bite forces, grinding or clenching habits, gum health and oral hygiene. Quoted lifespans are averages drawn from clinical literature and are not a guarantee of the result in your case.
Your dentist will discuss the risks, benefits and alternatives that apply to your circumstances before you consent to treatment. You are encouraged to seek a second opinion from another appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Crowns are synthetic caps — usually made from a material like porcelain — placed over the top of a tooth. They restore a tooth’s function and appearance, often after a restorative procedure such as a root canal or when decay has removed large portions of the tooth.
Crowns are also used to attach bridges, cover implants, and stop a cracked tooth or loose filling from getting worse. They serve an aesthetic purpose too — restoring a discoloured or stained tooth to its natural appearance.
We help you choose the right material for strength, looks and budget.
Highly durable (gold, palladium & base-metal alloys) — but more noticeable due to colour.
A natural look — porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) or all-porcelain options.
Strong and natural-looking — an excellent balance of durability and aesthetics.
With CEREC same-day technology, what once took weeks now takes a single visit.
The tooth is gently reduced in size to accommodate your new crown.
CEREC takes a precise digital impression — no messy moulds.
Your custom crown is milled right here in the clinic — same day.
Your permanent crown is checked, fitted and cemented in place.
Bridges are natural-looking dental appliances that replace a section of missing teeth. Custom-made and barely noticeable, they restore the natural contour of your teeth and the proper bite relationship between your upper and lower teeth.
Also known as fixed partial dentures, bridges are securely bonded to your natural teeth or implants. They’re usually made from porcelain, gold alloys, or a combination of materials.
With proper care, a high-quality crown can last eight years or longer. Flossing around the crown is essential to avoid plaque build-up and debris around the restoration.
Our team is led by Dr Shaveta Bhayani and Dr Nick Bhayani, with a combined 25 years of experience — commended by patients from all over Australia. With cutting-edge CEREC technology, we deliver beautiful crowns in a single visit.
If you have cracked, decayed or damaged teeth, don’t wait — leaving damaged teeth untreated can cause further destruction to surrounding teeth and bone. With flexible payment plans and on-site sedation, we make restoring your smile easy and comfortable.
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Read Our Google ReviewsUsing CEREC technology, we take a digital impression of your tooth and mill your custom crown on-site — so it can be designed, made and fitted in a single appointment, with no temporary crown or second visit.
Same-day crowns are $1,000 per tooth. This price covers the crown, its design and its fitting; it does not include the initial consultation, imaging, or any preparatory treatment such as root canal therapy, which are quoted separately. We also offer flexible payment plans, including payment through superannuation and in-house pay-per-appointment options.
With proper care, a high-quality crown can last eight years or longer. Flossing around the crown and avoiding grinding or hard foods helps maximise its lifespan.
Crowns can be made from metal (gold, palladium or base-metal alloys), porcelain (PFM or all-porcelain), or zirconia — which is strong and natural-looking. We’ll recommend the best option for your needs.
A crown caps and restores a single damaged tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to the natural teeth or implants on either side of the gap.
The procedure is comfortable — we numb the area fully, and offer IV and conscious sedation for anxious patients. Any temporary sensitivity afterwards is mild and easily managed.
Same-day crowns are available at our Liverpool & Blacktown clinics where a tooth is clinically suitable. Your dentist will advise whether this applies to you.
The complimentary initial consultation is available to new patients and includes a visual examination and a discussion of your treatment options with a dentist. It does not include radiographs (X-rays), OPG or CBCT imaging, clinical photographs, diagnostic records, scale and clean, or any treatment — these are charged at our standard fees, which will be quoted to you in writing before anything is carried out. One consultation per person. Attending a consultation carries no obligation to proceed with treatment. Bookings are subject to practitioner availability. This offer applies until withdrawn, and notice of withdrawal will be published on this page.
All dental treatment carries risks. Information on this website is general in nature, is not a substitute for a clinical examination, and does not take your individual circumstances into account. Individual results vary. Any prices shown are indicative and will be confirmed in a written treatment plan following examination. You are encouraged to seek a second opinion from another appropriately qualified health practitioner before proceeding with treatment.
