Dental Crowns Plymouth Hand-Crafted From Premium Materials
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- Traditional and implant crowns
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Improve Your Smile and Self-Confidence See the Difference Dental Crowns Can Make
Implants Offer Unmatched Stability The Gold Standard of Tooth Replacement Options
You can also restore a missing tooth with an implant-supported crown. When you choose this option, we will coordinate with an oral surgeon local to Plymouth who will place a dental implant in your jawbone. Over a period of several months, the implant will fuse with the bone and become part of your anatomy.
When you are completely healed, Dr. Kirschner can secure a dental crown to the implant. While this process is more complex than traditional treatment, implant dentistry is the only solution that replaces tooth roots and maintains the strength of your jawbone.

Find a Lasting Solution for Dental Damage Schedule a Consultation With Dr. Kirschner
Dr. Joan Kirschner blends artistry with science to create custom crowns and a one-of-a-kind dental experience. When you choose her for dental crown treatment in Plymouth, you can feel confident you’re partnering with an experienced professional who consistently delivers stunning results.
Dr. Kirschner is a member of several prominent organizations, including the:
- American Dental Association
- Academy of General Dentistry
- American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Dedicated to continuing education, she regularly attends seminars that allow her to adopt the latest techniques modern dentistry has to offer. We invite you to book a consultation at our Plymouth dental office to get started on your personalized treatment; send us a message or give us a call today!

High Praise for Our Practice in Plymouth
"I recently transferred to Plymouth General Dentistry within the last year and could not be more happy with my choice to do so. The team there is so welcoming, kind, and lovely. From the moment you walk into the office you feel comfortable and at ease. I highly recommend Plymouth General Dentistry!"
- Allyson S., 5-Star Google Review
We Help Make Crowns Affordable by Accepting Insurance and Flexible Financing
If you're receiving a dental crown for restorative reasons, your insurance will likely pay for treatment to some extent. Purely cosmetic crowns will not be covered. Our Plymouth dental office accepts many types of insurance and can coordinate directly with your provider to get you the most coverage possible. Flexible financing through CareCredit® can help you manage any remaining out-of-pocket expenses.
See How a Traditional Dental Crown Is Placed
A porcelain dental crown can easily reinforce a tooth that has been damaged due to trauma or decay, or conceal an abnormally shaped or discolored tooth.
Let’s See if Crown Treatment Is Right for You Come in for a Consultation at Our Plymouth Office
If you're experiencing tooth pain, you've suffered dental damage, or you have a large cavity, we’re here to help. We’ll perform a comprehensive assessment of your teeth and gums to determine the best course of action, which may include dental crown treatment. To get started, write to our practice or give our office a call:
Real 5-Star Reviews for Our High-Quality Dental Care
This is the best dentist office you'll find. The staff is outstanding and Dr. Kirschner is gentle and kind. They are truly outstanding.
View on GoogleReally nice athmosphere and people! Jenn was such an unbelievable hygenist - gentle, social and very professional. Dr. Kirschner checked my teeth and she was gentle and very calming. Benji was a great entertainment. I highly recommend Plymouth general dentistry based on the experience and how friendly everyone in the office is!
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Your crown treatment may vary based on any preparatory dental work you need and whether you receive an implant-supported restoration.
Maintaining Your Dental Crown
It's possible to maintain your dental crown for well over a decade by following a list of simple instructions provided by Dr. Kirschner:
Practice Good Dental Hygiene
Care for your restoration like you care for your natural teeth by thoroughly brushing and flossing on a daily basis. Remember to pull the dental floss from front to back rather than up and down the sides of your teeth to avoid snagging the edge of your crown.
Avoid Wear and Tear
While our porcelain and porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns are very strong, they are not indestructible, so refrain from chewing on ice, hard candies, or anything excessively hard. If you suffer from bruxism (teeth grinding), we may recommend wearing a mouthguard to protect your teeth and dental crown overnight.
Visit the Dentist
The best way to maintain your dental crown and natural teeth is to schedule a biannual checkup at our Plymouth practice. If we identify anything wrong with your restoration or your oral health, we can provide a solution as quickly as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Crowns in Plymouth, NH
Should I get a crown or just have my tooth pulled?
We’ll do everything we can to save your natural tooth, which can involve placing a crown. This preserves the root of your tooth and the surrounding structures. However, extraction may be necessary if the damage or decay is too severe. If your tooth can't be saved, we can arrange dental implant placement surgery.
Is dental crown treatment painful?
No, we keep you comfortable during the dental crown procedure. If you suffer from dental phobia or are undergoing several procedures simultaneously, you may benefit from one of our sedation options to keep you relaxed while in the chair.
How long do dental crowns last?
With proper care, our dental crowns can last 10-15 years or longer. Implants can last a lifetime. Your dentist will instruct you on how to lengthen the lifespan of your restoration.
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Amazing Dentist and staff. I can’t say enough about the care you receive from the office and Dr. K. She is the best!!
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Professional, friendly, efficient, organized. I feel privileged to be a patient there.
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