Temporary Crown
Digitally planned temporary crowns designed to protect prepared teeth and maintain function and aesthetics while the final restoration is being prepared.
Why a temporary crown matters
After a tooth is prepared for a crown, bridge or other fixed restoration, it needs protection while the permanent piece is fabricated. A temporary crown covers and seals the prepared tooth, keeping it comfortable, functional and free from sensitivity or movement in the meantime.
Common uses: interim coverage after crown or bridge preparation, protecting a tooth between implant stages, and maintaining bite alignment and appearance while a final restoration is being made.
Is a temporary crown right for your patient?
Crown & bridge patients
Protects a freshly prepared tooth while the permanent crown or bridge is fabricated.
Implant patients
Maintains appearance and function at the site between implant placement and final restoration stages.
Sensitive or exposed teeth
Seals a prepared tooth to reduce sensitivity and protect it from further wear or damage.
Purpose
Protects the prepared tooth and maintains function and aesthetics until the final restoration is placed.
Planning
Shaped and fitted using your digital impression, so it matches the planned final restoration closely.
Care
Your dentist will advise on eating and cleaning around the temporary crown until it is replaced.
Coordination
Works alongside our digital impression and surgical guide services as part of a full restorative workflow.