Dental Crowns & Bridges in Oceanside, CA | Restore Strength, Function & Beauty
Dentistry 2000 – Oceanside, CA
Damaged or missing teeth can affect your ability to chew, speak, and smile with confidence. At Dentistry 2000 in Oceanside, CA, we restore both function and esthetics with custom Zirconia crowns and dental bridges designed to fit comfortably, look natural, and last for years.Using advanced digital scanning and AI-powered design, our restorations are crafted with exceptional accuracy—without messy impressions or uncomfortable trays.
Call 760-945-7000 today to schedule your evaluation.
Why Choose Dentistry 2000 for Crowns & Bridges?
When Do You Need a Dental Crown?
A dental crown protects and restores a weakened tooth when more than simple filling material is needed.
You may need a crown if you have:
Crowns restore strength, function, and appearance while protecting what remains of the natural tooth.
When Do You Need a Dental Bridge?
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth (pontics) to crowns on the adjacent teeth (abutments).
A bridge may be recommended if you:
“With the Dandy 3Shape scanner and Zirconia materials, we can deliver crowns and bridges with incredible precision, beauty, and strength — the kind of restorations that not only last but truly look and feel like natural teeth.”— Dr. A.R. Assadian
Our Technology – Precision, Comfort & Digital Accuracy
At Dentistry 2000, we combine state-of-the-art technology with expert craftsmanship:
✓ Dandy 3Shape Digital Scanner● No messy impressions● Quick, comfortable scanning● Highly accurate digital imaging
✓ AI-Powered Design● Precise margins● Ideal bite alignment● Reduced chance of remakes and adjustments
✓ Premium Zirconia Crowns & Bridges● Natural translucency for lifelike appearance● Exceptional strength and durability● Stain-resistant, chip-resistant material● Comfortable bite and long-lasting performance
Our Step-by-Step Crown Process
1. Examination & Digital ScanWe begin with a full evaluation and precise digital scan—no impressions needed.
2. Tooth PreparationThe damaged tooth is reshaped to create room for your new crown.
3. Temporary CrownA temporary crown protects your tooth while the final Zirconia crown is being crafted.
4. Custom Crown FabricationYour crown is designed using AI-powered technology for the most accurate fit.
5. Final Crown PlacementYour new crown is bonded securely, adjusted for comfort, and polished.
6. Follow-Up & Long-Term CareWe check your bite and guide you on maintaining your restoration for years to come.
Our Step-by-Step Bridge Process
1. Digital Scan & Evaluation
We scan your teeth and evaluate the space where teeth are missing.
2. Abutment Preparation
The supporting teeth are prepared for crowns.
3. Temporary Bridge
A temporary bridge protects the area and allows you to chew comfortably.
4. Custom Bridge Fabrication
Your bridge and pontic are crafted from premium Zirconia for strength and esthetics.
5. Final Placement
We bond the bridge in place, adjust your bite, and ensure a natural, comfortable feel.
6. Maintenance & Follow-Up
We monitor your bridge during routine visits to keep your smile healthy and stable.
How Long Do Crowns & Bridges Last?
With proper care, Zirconia crowns and bridges are designed to last many years.Longevity depends on:
● Consistent brushing and flossing● Regular professional cleanings● Avoiding very hard foods● Wearing a night guard if you grind your teeth
Your restoration is built for durability—and we help you protect it long-term.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do Zirconia crowns and bridges last?
Many patients enjoy 10+ years of performance with proper care.
Does the procedure hurt?
Treatment is gentle and performed with local anesthesia for comfort.
Is a crown better than a filling?
If most of the tooth structure is compromised, a crown is stronger and more protective than a filling.
How long does it take to get a crown or bridge?
Typically 1–2 visits plus time for the lab to craft your custom restoration.
What if my tooth is cracked?
A crown often saves a cracked tooth. If it cannot be saved, we'll discuss extraction and implant options.
Does insurance cover crowns and bridges?
Most dental plans offer partial coverage; we'll help you understand your benefits.