Walk Out Of Our Office With A New Crown

Providers of the CEREC crown for same-day restorations.

Same Day Restorations

If you have damaged, decayed, or misshapen teeth, Dr. Robert Serafin or Dr. Tamara Shore may recommend a dental crown to restore your tooth. Getting a CEREC crown is an attractive option for many patients because we can restore the tooth in a single visit. CEREC has been used worldwide since 1987 and can help to strengthen and restore your tooth with natural-looking results.

Learn more about getting a dental crown in Carlisle, PA, by scheduling your appointment with Dr. Serafin or Dr. Shore today.

Benefits of CEREC Dental Crowns

In addition to enjoying same-day benefits, CEREC crowns are designed to look just like your regular teeth so there are no flaws in your smile. The all-ceramic construction of these crowns means they will last for several years with proper care. The CEREC machine uses special software to take a digital impression of the original tooth so the final result looks and feels very natural.

Restore Damaged Teeth With CEREC

Whether you have decayed, worn down, or chipped teeth, we can restore damaged teeth with a CEREC crown. Many patients who get a filling need to have their tooth capped with a crown. Dr. Serafin or Dr. Shore may recommend a CEREC crown as part of your tooth restoration procedure.

How the CEREC Crown Works

CEREC is actually an acronym for Chairside Economical Restorations Esthetic Ceramic. It is an advanced dental restoration system that allows us to restore damaged teeth in a single appointment. We fabricate a lifelike crown right in our office while you wait so there is no need for a temporary crown and follow-up visit. Everything is done efficiently and conveniently in our office, which means you can walk out with a beautiful new tooth the same day.

Before and After CEREC

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