Dental Crowns
If you have a broken, decayed, or damaged tooth, you may be stressed about finding a reliable solution.
At Earp Dentistry, we create custom dental crowns in just one visit to restore your tooth and protect your oral health for years to come.
So, why do patients throughout Greenville, NC, and beyond choose our state-of-the-art dental practice?
Have a Broken Tooth? Don't Wait for Treatment — Contact Us Now
If you're experiencing the pain and discomfort that comes with a damaged tooth, you don't want to wait for the care you need. Our Greenville and Plymouth offices keep flexible hours in order to accommodate busy schedules and emergencies. To relieve your pain and restore your dental health, call us now. We'll get you in for treatment as soon as possible.
What Sets Our Crowns Apart? A Team of Dentists Going Above and Beyond
Expertise
Dentists Jonathan Earp, Rafael Torres, and Rafael Mendez all have extensive training and experience providing top-of-the-line traditional, same-day, and implant-supported crowns.Advanced Technology
Our CEREC® technology and iTero intraoral scanner make getting a stunning restoration made of porcelain faster and more comfortable than ever before.Sedation Options
We offer various sedation dentistry options to help patients who are anxious or scared of the dentist feel more relaxed and at ease during their treatment.Flexible Scheduling
On top of our regular hours, we offer evening and weekend dental appointments. Getting a crown is easy for even the busiest schedules.One-Stop Shop
Need a root canal or dental implant first? Our practice performs all procedures under one roof so there's no need for an outside referral.The Unbeatable Advantage of Same-day Crowns
Typically, the dental crown process takes two visits to complete and requires a temporary crown or filling. Here at Earp Dentistry, we value your time and strive to make your visit as seamless as possible by providing same-day crowns.
No Messy Impressions
Instead of using messy and uncomfortable putty impressions, our intraoral camera accurately scans your tooth in seconds, allowing us to design your fully customized crown.
No Second Visit
By creating and placing restorations in one visit, patients don't need to deal with temporary crowns and don't have to wait on an offsite lab. Altogether, they spend less time in the dental chair.
"Professional, honest, compassionate human beings!"
Tactical Jeep
2020
absolutely awesome! i wouldn't trust my teeth to anyone else. From Audrey in the front, to the hygentists, to dr. Earp in the back...nothing but an A+ group of professional, honest, compassionate human beings! thanks for all that you do!
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Amber Greene
2020
Every time I’ve been to this place I’ve had a good experience and excellent care. The staff are all kind and quick. Wonderful place!
View On GoogleA Dental Practice that Puts You First Request Your Consultation Today
Do you think you may need a dental crown, but you aren't sure where to start? We make the procedure easier and more comfortable than ever by using the latest state-of-the-art technology and offering sedation options. We pride ourselves on minimizing pain and maximizing patient comfort and invite you to schedule a consultation with one of our dentists. To get started, fill out our online form or call our dental office in Greenville and Plymouth, NC, at:
(252) 756-3313
Why We Use Porcelain for Our Dental Crowns
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Today's dentists can choose from a range of materials to create dental crowns, but we believe that porcelain remains the best choice for our patients throughout Greenville and beyond. Porcelain can be color-matched to natural teeth, so your restoration will look indistinguishable from the real thing. Porcelain crowns can be precisely sculpted for optimal fit without compromising on strength and durability. This material offers superb functional and aesthetic value at a reasonable price point.
What Is the Cost of a Dental Crown?
Here at Earp Dentistry in Greenville and Plymouth, NC, we typically charge $1,000 to $1,250 per crown. The price depends on several factors, such as which tooth is being treated and how much your dental insurance will cover. We try to make treatment more affordable in the following ways:
Maximizing Your Benefits
Our office is in-network for most dental insurance providers, and we will work with you to get the maximum benefits. Most companies provide coverage for at least a portion of the cost of a crown.
Accepting Financing
We offer financing through CareCredit®, a lending company that splits costs into monthly payments. This adds flexibility and peace of mind, and makes dental care that much more affordable.
Take a Look at How Crowns Are Placed
After applying local anesthetic and carefully reshaping the tooth, your dentist will fit it with a customized dental crown made at one of our offices in Greenville and Plymouth, NC. You won't have to wait days or weeks or wear a temporary crown when you choose our practice.
"Great dentist and friendly staff."
John Bates
2019
I’ve been going here for almost a decade and I have nothing but compliments for Dr Earp and his office! Great dentist and friendly staff
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Phillip Goodwin
2018
Love them!!! A wonderful family Dentistry practice. I trust Johnathan Earp with my entire family's oral health
View On GoogleWhat to Expect During Same-Day Crown Treatment
Keep in mind that some patients might not be good candidates for same-day crowns. We work with a reputable lab that creates precisely customized traditional crowns. If you do qualify for same-day treatment, you can expect several convenient steps:
We accept most types of insurance and offer financing options.
We encourage patients to stay on top of their routine dental visits and practice good brushing and flossing habits to maintain their crown.
Why You Shouldn't Wait to Get a Dental Crown
Risk of More Severe Damage
A tooth that needs a crown is always susceptible to further damage from biting, chewing, or teeth grinding. If the tooth were to split or become severely damaged, a crown may no longer be a viable option. The tooth may need to be extracted and replaced with a dental implant.Prevent Further Decay
Bacteria can quickly spread in the mouth and cause existing decay to worsen. Over time, decay can affect the tooth roots. The only way to address this concern is with a root canal, which will add time and money to your dental treatment plan.Ready to Get Started? So Are We. Contact Us to Request a Dental Crown Appointment
Early intervention for a compromised tooth can mean the difference between treatment with a custom-crafted dental crown and more invasive procedures, like tooth extraction or a root canal. Instead of delaying treatment and spending more time restoring your smile down the line, you can get the treatment you need now during a same-day crown appointment at our Greenville or Plymouth office.
Our dentists have extensive experience providing comfortable, effective, and time-efficient care for patients in need of dental crowns. If you're looking for a straightforward treatment process, we're the team for you. Send us a message online or give us a call to get started.
(252) 756-3313
"Just wonderful!"
Martha Davis-Weatherly
2022
The people at Earp Dentistry are just wonderful! I had not been to the dentist for several years when I suffered an accident and broke a tooth. The people at the Plymouth office treated me with such kindness I was at ease very quickly.
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Katie Curtis
2022
They are always professional and nice. I’m afraid of the dentist but they work with me on that and genuinely seem to care 10/10 would recommend anyone who is afraid of the dentist to go here.
View On GoogleAre You Missing One or More Teeth? A Dental Bridge Can Help
For patients who are missing one to three teeth, a dental bridge can fill in the gaps, restoring your ability to eat and speak with ease and significantly improving your day-to-day life. We offer both traditional and implant-supported bridges and can help determine which is best for you during a consultation at our Greenville or Plymouth office.
- Traditional bridges are made of one or more false teeth in between two crowns, which are attached to your natural teeth.
- In contrast, an implant-supported bridge is attached to implant posts and doesn't require support from surrounding teeth.
Bridges can be brushed and flossed just like your natural teeth.
