Dental Crowns in Colorado Springs, CO

Damaged teeth can have a serious impact on your life. You may suffer from chronic pain, avoid healthy, nutritious foods, and feel self-conscious about smiling.
At Springs Family Dental, we want to help our Colorado Springs patients have smiles that function comfortably and look great. Dental crowns are a versatile treatment option that allows us to repair and restore your damaged teeth.
What Are Crowns?
Dental crowns are tooth-shaped shells made of ceramic or various metals that fit over the top of the damaged tooth and completely cover it. We offer both metal-free all-ceramic crowns, which look remarkably like natural teeth, as well as high-noble gold crowns.
While both types of crowns have specific advantages, we typically recommend ceramic crowns for the teeth that are visible when you smile. These crowns are designed specifically to blend in beautifully with your other teeth. We recognize that having a smile that looks good is important, so Dr. Terveen takes great care in designing your crowns.
When Would We Recommend a Crown?
We use crowns in a number of cases. Some of the most common situations our Colorado Springs patients face that require a dental crown are:
- Repairing teeth that are cracked or fractured
- Restoring teeth that are small or eroded
- Building up teeth to fix a misaligned bite
- Concealing a tooth that is poorly shaped or discolored
- Protecting a tooth that has become brittle following root canal therapy
- Replacing a tooth as a part of a single-unit dental implant
How Much Do Dental Crowns Cost in Colorado Springs?
Final cost always varies depending on the materials used and the complexity of your case. On average, a dental crown costs approximately $1517. However, your price may fall outside this estimate. If this happens, your dentist or a team member will explain why.


If you injure your tooth, Dr. Terveen will need to examine it right away. The more quickly we look at your tooth and assess the damage, the better our chances of saving it. If you ignore your broken tooth, it will likely become painful and possibly even infected. It is always better to have our professional team evaluate the area and help you decide the best course of treatment.