
Dental Crowns
Having a damaged or decayed tooth can be painful and make it difficult to eat or speak.
Our Hewitt dental practice just outside of Waco, TX, can craft beautiful and natural-looking dental crowns to restore your tooth.
Learn how our skilled dentists can help you achieve a beautiful smile with same-day crowns in as little as one appointment.
What is a Dental Crown?
A dental crown is a tooth-shaped shell made of porcelain that fits over a damaged tooth or over a decayed tooth following treatment like root canal therapy. A crown restores the tooth's function and provides strength and protection to maintain the structure, eliminating the need for extraction. A dental crown can also be paired with a dental implant to replace a single missing tooth.
Crowns in One Visit
Our Hewitt dental practice is proud to offer same-day porcelain crowns using CEREC® technology. This allows us to craft your custom porcelain restoration in as little as an hour. At our practice, you can save both time and money because there is no need to wait weeks for a permanent crown, or hassle with a temporary crown.

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Benefits of a Dental Crown
Restored Function
A damaged or decayed tooth can not only be painful, but also make it difficult to properly chew or speak. A dental crown helps to restore your oral function so you can chew and speak properly.
Restored Appearance
Dental crowns also provide cosmetic benefits. Our crowns are shade-matched and designed to look natural alongside your other teeth. In addition to their practical benefits, our crowns can be used to conceal cosmetic imperfections such as cracks and chips.
Restored Oral Health
Once your dentist addresses decay or trauma with treatments such as root canal therapy, a crown can protect the tooth to prevent further damage.
Request a Consultation Today
If you suffer from a damaged or decayed tooth, Dr. Michael J. Cooney, Dr. Monte B. Cooper, and Dr. Nicholas Sager, are here to help. Our dentists use state-of-the-art technology to craft beautiful crowns in a single appointment. We also provide comprehensive and personalized treatments so you can get all the care you need in one convenient location.
Get started on your smile journey today. Request a consultation by filling out our online form or by calling our Hewitt office just outside of Waco, TX.
(254) 666-1686

Proudly Serving Hewitt and Waco, TX With Expert Dental Care
It. Was a very good experience. The dental assistant cleaning my teeth was very professional. knowledgeable, and friendly. She also cleaned my 95 year old Mother and was very patient, kind and loving toward her. I would definitely recommend this practice for your dental work.
View on GoogleI had a crown put on and the experience was outstanding. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. I was in and out in less than two hours. Highly recommend.
View on GoogleConcerned About Costs?
The cost of your porcelain crown treatment will vary based on a number of factors, such as the need for preparatory treatment (such as dental implant placement or root canal therapy) and the number of teeth that need a dental crown.
We want to make expert oral health care accessible to patients in Hewitt, Waco, and surrounding communities. Here is how we help make our treatments a comfortable fit for your budget:
Insurance
We accept most insurance plans to help reduce your out-of-pocket treatment costs. We will help file the needed paperwork to maximize your dental insurance benefits.
Financing
To help patients without insurance, or to cover costs not covered by dental insurance, we accept CareCredit®. This allows you to pay for treatment in affordable monthly installments.
Payment Options
We accept multiple payment options, including cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.
Dental Crown Treatment Timeline
Have questions about dental crown treatment?
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How long will my crown last?
A. Our crowns are made with durable porcelain. With proper care and maintenance, your crown can last for 15 years or more.
Q. Does dental crown treatment hurt?
A. No. Your dentist will thoroughly numb the area before your treatment. We also offer sedation options for those with dental anxiety or phobia, or for those who simply need extra pain management.
Q. Are there alternatives to crowns?
Depending on your needs, there are a few alternatives to dental crowns. Our dental practice offers porcelain veneers that can conceal superficial imperfections, as well as tooth-colored fillings that can repair small cavities. During your initial consultation, your dentist will explain your options.
More 5-Star Reviews
I had a crown put on and the experience was outstanding. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. I was in and out in less than two hours. Highly recommend.
View on GoogleStaff members are always friendly and do a great job! Would recommend to everyone.
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