Crowns are custom caps that cover a tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance — protecting a weakened tooth, covering an implant, or finishing a root canal. Veneers are thin, tooth-colored shells bonded to the front of teeth to address discoloration that won't whiten, chips, gaps, or uneven shape. Both are custom-fitted and shade-matched rather than built from a template.
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Whether you need a single tooth restored or several reshaped, the goal is a result that's durable and looks like it belongs in your mouth.
You may be a good candidate if any of the following sound familiar. A consultation will confirm what's right for your specific case.
A crown covers the entire tooth and is built for strength — the right call when a tooth is structurally weakened. A veneer covers just the front surface and is built mainly for appearance, requiring less removal of healthy tooth structure. If the problem is how a tooth looks, a veneer is often enough; if the tooth itself is compromised, a crown is usually the better fit.
Before recommending crowns & veneers, we start with a full evaluation of your teeth and goals, so the plan fits your case rather than a standard script.
Your plan accounts for your timeline, comfort, and priorities, and is walked through with you before any treatment begins.
We take the time to explain each step and answer questions as they come up, rather than rushing through the appointment.
Aftercare and follow-up are part of the plan from the start, not an afterthought once treatment is finished.
A crown covers the entire tooth for protection and strength. A veneer covers just the front surface, mainly for appearance. Which one fits depends on whether the issue is structural or cosmetic.
With good care, both can last many years — crowns are often the more durable of the two since they encase the whole tooth.
Modern veneers typically require only minimal preparation of the front surface, far less than a full crown.
Veneers work well for chips, gaps, discoloration that won't whiten, or minor shape issues on teeth that are otherwise structurally healthy.
Both are shade-matched and shaped to your natural teeth, aiming for a result that blends in rather than standing out.
Book an appointment online, or call our Delray Beach office directly to speak with our team about crowns & veneers.