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Dental Crowns
in Great Neck, NY
Our dental crowns in Great Neck are porcelain or ceramic, matched to the color of your own teeth and planned from a digital scan instead of impressions. You'll hear every option and fee before we start.
- Porcelain & CeramicTooth-Colored Crowns
- No ImpressionsDigital Scans Instead
- Four DentistsAll NYU Graduates
Dr. Liron Samra, DDSAcademy of General Dentistry memberEveryday Restorations, Done With Care
A crown covers a damaged or broken-down tooth, makes it stronger and can improve its shape and color. It's one of the most common things a general dentist does, which is exactly why the details matter. Our four dentists all earned their degrees at NYU College of Dentistry, and clear explanations of every option come up again and again in our Google reviews.
Dr. Samra, Academy of General Dentistry Member
Dr. Liron Samra is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry. In her Google reviews, patients describe her as gentle, efficient and exceptionally skilled, and one thanked her for giving them their smile back.
We Check In After Your Crown Goes On
Following up after treatment is part of our promise to every patient. If your new crown feels high when you bite or doesn't feel quite like your own tooth, tell us and we'll take another look.
Happy With the Results
"I'm very happy with the results of my dental work (caps & nightgard) performed by Dr. Kroner of the Dental Korner! I highly recommend him and his team!"
What Patients Say About Their Dental Work
Real Google reviews from patients who have had caps, implants and everyday care with us.
Dental Crowns Near You in Great Neck
From Great Neck Plaza, Kensington or Great Neck Estates, our office at 560 Northern Blvd, Suite 205, Great Neck is a short drive away. As a dentist in Great Neck for families across the peninsula, we place, repair and replace crowns for patients of every age.
Trading Out an Older Crown
A crown that has chipped, worn down or stopped matching the teeth beside it can be replaced. We'll talk through porcelain or ceramic for the new one.
A Temporary That Comes Loose
If a temporary crown pops off before your next visit, call (516) 515-7310. We'll get you back in as soon as we can so the tooth stays protected.
We Keep an Eye on It
A crown still needs regular care. At your checkups, we look at the edges of each crown and how your bite feels, so small problems get caught early.
Crowns and the Treatments That Go With Them
A crown isn't always the answer on its own. These are the options we often talk through alongside it.
Inlays and Onlays
When a tooth needs more than a filling but not a full crown, an inlay or onlay can be the better fit. They're often not much larger than a filling, as durable as a crown, and keep more of your natural enamel. If most of the tooth is damaged, a crown is usually the stronger choice.
Root Canal
When the nerve inside a tooth is damaged, a root canal saves the tooth. If that tooth is left weak or broken down, a crown can cover and strengthen it afterward.
Dental Bridges
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth and is anchored by crowns on the teeth on either side of the gap.
Dental Implants
For a missing tooth, a porcelain or ceramic crown can sit on top of a titanium implant, so it looks and works like a tooth.
Teeth That Often Need a Crown
The most common reasons a tooth needs a crown.
A Cracked or Broken Tooth
A crown caps the whole tooth, holding it together so it can handle chewing again.
A Badly Worn or Broken-Down Tooth
When too much of a tooth is gone for a filling to hold, a crown rebuilds its shape and strength.
A Misshapen or Discolored Tooth
A crown can improve a tooth's color, shape or alignment when whitening or bonding won't do enough.
A Missing Tooth
A crown on a dental implant fills the gap with a tooth that matches the ones around it.
A Loose or Lost Crown
An old crown that comes off or wobbles should be checked soon. We'll see whether it can be put back or needs replacing.
Ways to Save on Your Crown
Our fees are discussed before treatment, along with any savings that apply.
Free Second Opinion
Told you need a crown somewhere else? Bring your plan to a free consultation and get an honest second opinion.
Book NowAnnual Membership
Two checkups, two regular cleanings, an emergency exam and x-rays as needed, plus 15% off all general treatment.
Book NowSavings don't apply to insurance co-payments. Paying by cash saves another 5%.
The Materials and Tools Behind Your Crown
We're a fully digital office, and that shows up at every step of a crown.
All-Porcelain and Ceramic Crowns
Patients looking for ceramic crowns in Great Neck, NY come to us because we practice metal-free dentistry. We don't place metal-based crowns, and porcelain and ceramic can be matched to the color of your natural teeth.
Intraoral Scanner
Your tooth is recorded with a digital scanner, so you won't have to bite down on a tray of impression material and wait for it to set.
Nitrous Oxide
If the thought of having a tooth prepared makes you nervous, nitrous oxide can help you relax in the chair.
Insurance and Payment for Crowns
We're in network with more than 40 dental plans, including Cigna PPO, Guardian PPO, Aetna PPO and UnitedHealthcare PPO. Our team will check what your plan pays toward a crown before your appointment.
For the rest, you can use an in-house payment plan, CareCredit or Cherry.
See insurance and financing- Cigna PPO
- Guardian PPO
- Aetna PPO
- UnitedHealthcare PPO
- GEHA PPO
- Ameritas PPO
- In-House Plans
- CareCredit
- Cherry
Dental Crown Questions From Great Neck Patients
Straight answers before you book.
Do you offer porcelain and ceramic crowns in Great Neck?
Yes. Every crown we place is porcelain or ceramic. We don't use metal-based crowns.
Can I get a same-day dental crown near me in Great Neck?
Call (516) 515-7310 and ask about your tooth. We'll tell you how many visits your crown needs before we start. If a tooth has broken and it hurts, dental emergencies are seen the same day.
My temporary crown came off. Can your Great Neck office help?
Yes. Call us and we'll get you in as soon as we can. Until then, avoid chewing on that side.
How much does a dental crown cost?
It depends on the tooth and your insurance. We go over the full fee with you before treatment. Members save 15% on general treatment, and seniors 65 and older save 10%.
Will I need goopy impressions for my crown?
No. We use an intraoral scanner to take a digital scan of your tooth instead.