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Dental Crowns & Bridges

What Are Crowns and Bridges?

Crowns act as a “cap” that covers a tooth for added protection. They are composed of porcelain and zirconia materials to match the natural color of your teeth.

Bridges utilize similar porcelain and zirconia materials, but they literally “bridge” the gap between two or more missing teeth.

Am I a Candidate?

You may be a candidate if you are experiencing:

  • Decayed teeth
  • Broken teeth
  • Worn-down teeth
  • Post-root canal treatment
  • Aesthetic treatment
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The Process

The Process

An impression of your teeth will be taken to create crowns and bridges customized to your mouth and neighboring teeth. You will be provided with a temporary crown/bridge until the finalized version arrives.

Our specialist will numb the area with local anesthesia while your teeth are reshaped and rid of decay. The finalized crown or bridge will be cemented into place for a permanent, beautiful smile again!

Are You Looking for Crowns and Bridges?

The state of your oral health is essential to us. We are committed to providing you with a new smile so that you can feel confident again. Contact Palms Dental Care at 561-801-1044 today to learn more about our dental crowns and bridges in Lake Worth, Florida, and schedule a visit with our dentists!

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Frequently Asked Questions


Dental crowns are used to restore damaged or weakened teeth, offering protection and enhancing their appearance. If you’re concerned about a damaged tooth, book an appointment today to explore if a crown is right for you.


With proper care, dental crowns can last 10-15 years or longer. Regular check-ups will help ensure your crown remains in excellent condition. Schedule a consultation to see how crowns can benefit your smile.


While both restore damaged teeth, crowns cover a single tooth, while bridges fill the gap of missing teeth. If you’re considering either option, our team can help you determine the best solution for your needs.


The procedure is usually not painful as local anesthesia is used. Some discomfort may occur afterward, but it’s typically manageable. Reach out today for a consultation to discuss your comfort during the process.


Typically, crowns and bridges require two appointments: one for impressions and another for placement. Contact us to schedule your consultation and discuss a timeline that works for you.


Yes, once your restoration is placed, you should be able to eat comfortably. Avoid hard or sticky foods immediately after placement, and be sure to follow up with regular dental check-ups.


Yes, dental crowns and bridges are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, providing both function and aesthetics. Schedule a visit to discuss how we can restore your smile with natural-looking results.


Good oral hygiene is essential, brush and floss regularly and avoid grinding your teeth. If you have any questions about your care routine, contact us for personalized advice.


Yes, dental bridges are specifically designed to replace missing teeth, while crowns restore and protect damaged ones. Let’s discuss your needs and find the right solution for your smile.


While crowns and bridges are common solutions, alternatives like implants may be suitable for certain cases. Book an appointment to discuss the best options according to your dental health.

Come In and Get the Smile You Deserve

Do you have questions about our care? Feel free to give us a call and get the answers you need!

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Dr. Kromrey

Dr. Kyle Kromrey, DMD, FAGD, FICOI

Restorative Dentist

Dr. Kyle Kromrey was born and raised in South Florida, graduating from the University of Florida with undergraduate studies and his Doctor of Dental Medicine. Go Gators! Upon graduation from dental school, he received additional training for advanced dental care in Cape Coral, Florida, in a private practice setting. He then moved to Palm Beach County and continues to serve patients nationwide, while constantly expanding his knowledge through extensive ongoing training and continuing education. Dr. Kromrey is a fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. He is a member of the American Dental Association®, Florida Dental Association, Atlantic Coast District Dental Association and the Academy of General Dentistry. Driven by his passion for dentistry, Dr. Kromrey believes strongly in continuing education and attends courses regularly to stay up to date with all of the new technology and services available for patients. He uses his experience and knowledge with implant, laser and aesthetic dentistry, and full mouth reconstruction, to educate his patients so that they can make informed decisions and be an integral part of the treatment planning process.