Same-Day Crowns & Bridges in Roy, Utah
When a tooth is too damaged for a filling, or a gap is left behind by a missing tooth, crowns and bridges restore strength, function, and a natural-looking smile — and with our in-office same-day crowns, most patients walk out with their new tooth the same day they walk in.
Same-day crowns mean no second visit, no messy impressions, and no temporary crown to worry about.
Same-Day Crowns
Using digital scanning and in-office milling technology, we design, mill, and place a custom crown in a single appointment — no second visit required.
Bridges
A fixed restoration that "bridges" the gap left by one or more missing teeth, anchored to the natural teeth or implants on either side.
When Crowns & Bridges Make Sense
A crown is often recommended after a root canal, when a tooth has a large filling that's failing, or when a tooth is cracked or worn down. A bridge is a good option when one or more teeth are missing and you'd like a fixed — not removable — solution to fill the gap. Same-day service is available for most single crowns; bridges typically involve multiple connected units, so we'll let you know upfront whether your case qualifies for same-day treatment.
What to Expect
- A digital scan, not a messy impression. We capture the exact shape of your tooth in seconds with a digital scanner.
- Your crown designed and milled on-site. For same-day crowns, the restoration is designed and milled right in our office while you wait — no lab, no second visit, no temporary.
- A precise fit at placement. We check your bite and adjust as needed before permanently securing your crown or bridge.
- A natural look. Materials are shade-matched to blend in with your surrounding teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you really place crowns in one visit?
Yes, for most single crowns. Using digital scanning and in-office milling, we can design and place a permanent crown in the same appointment, so there's no temporary crown and no second visit to schedule.
How long do crowns and bridges last?
With good care, crowns and bridges commonly last 10–15 years or longer. Regular exams help us catch any wear or issues early.
Does getting a crown hurt?
The tooth is numbed before we begin, so the procedure itself is generally comfortable. Some sensitivity is normal for a few days afterward.
Is a bridge better than an implant?
It depends on your situation — the health of neighboring teeth, your budget, and your goals all factor in. We'll walk through the pros and cons of each option at your visit.
Are crowns and bridges covered under the Membership Plan?
Yes, Membership Plan patients receive 20% off crowns as part of their restorative treatment savings.
Have a Damaged Tooth or Missing Gap?
Call us at (801) 985-3300 or book online to find out if a crown or bridge is right for you.
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