— Restorations made to last
A cap that protects a weak tooth, or a bridge that closes a gap, crafted to fit and blend in.

The Kurmond Dentist provides dental crowns and bridges from our practice on Bells Line of Road in Kurmond, restorations that repair damaged teeth and replace missing ones for families across the Hawkesbury.
A crown is a custom cap that covers and protects a weak or broken tooth, while a bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth using the natural teeth on either side.
Every crown and bridge is crafted by an Australian dental laboratory and fitted over two unhurried visits, for patients in Kurmond, North Richmond, Richmond, Kurrajong and the surrounding district.
— Dental crowns
A custom cap that restores a tooth’s shape, size and strength.
What a dental crown does
A crown fits over a weak, broken or heavily restored tooth, covering it right down to the gum line. Sometimes called a “cap”, it seals and protects the tooth, and because each crown is colour-matched to your surrounding teeth, a well-made one blends in so well that most people won’t know it’s there.
When you might need a crown
Usually when too much of the natural tooth is missing to hold an ordinary filling, when a tooth is at risk of breaking, or to protect a tooth after root canal treatment. If the damage is smaller, a filling may be all you need, that’s everyday restorative care.
Dental Crown materials

— Dental bridges
A fixed replacement that closes the gap for good.
What a dental bridge does
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a replacement tooth (a pontic) to the natural teeth on either side of the gap. It’s fixed permanently in place, not removed for cleaning like a denture, and restores your ability to bite, chew and speak clearly, while keeping neighbouring teeth from drifting into the space.
The types of bridge we provide
We provide traditional, tooth-supported bridges, where crowns on the healthy teeth either side of the gap hold the replacement tooth securely. Where there’s only one suitable tooth beside the gap, a cantilever bridge may be an option.
