Dental crowns in Leeds
Dentist crowns in Leeds to protect and restore damaged teeth. At Aesthetique Dental Care on Wharf Street (LS2), we place porcelain and ceramic crowns to rebuild cracked, heavily filled or root-treated teeth, and to finish implants and bridges. Crowns restore strength, shape and appearance so you can chew comfortably again. Book a crown consultation or call 0113 245 8066 for advice.
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Dental crowns - quick overview
- Strengthens Weak Teeth
- Natural Appearance
- Long-Lasting Solution
- Restores Function
- Versatile Treatment

What are dental crowns?
Dental crowns are custom-made caps designed to cover a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape, size, strength, and appearance. They can be used to protect a tooth that’s been broken or is severely worn down, cover a dental implant, or improve the look of a discoloured or misshapen tooth.
At Aesthetique Dental, we ensure that your crown not only enhances your dental health but also boosts your confidence with a natural, radiant smile. Reach out today for a dental crown consultation.
When a crown is recommended
- Tooth weakened by a large filling or fracture
- After a root canal to protect the tooth
- To restore a broken or worn tooth
- To finish a dental implant
- To support a dental bridge
- To improve shape/colour when other options aren’t suitable

Types of dental crowns in Leeds
Exploring the right dental crown for you is a key step towards achieving the perfect smile. There are four main types to choose from:
- Ceramic crowns: Ideal for front teeth, these crowns offer a natural look that closely matches your existing tooth colour, perfect for blending seamlessly.
- Porcelain-fused to metal crowns: A durable choice that combines strength with aesthetics, these crowns are built on a metal structure for enhanced longevity.
- Gold alloys crowns: Comprising gold, copper, and other metals, this option provides a strong bond to the tooth, ensuring it won’t fracture or wear away.
- Metal base alloy crowns: Known for their corrosion resistance, these crowns require the least amount of healthy tooth removal and offer a very strong solution.
Let’s chat about which crown suits you best – we’re here to guide you through your options and help you make an informed decision.

Get affordable dental crowns in Leeds
Dental crowns are a long-lasting solution for damaged or weakened teeth. At Aesthetique, we provide high-quality crowns at competitive prices and 0% finance to restore your smile and confidence. For a free consultation and detailed pricing, contact our team today.
Gold crowns (per tooth)
from £765
Dental crown (per tooth)
from £625
Crown recement
from £80 + emergency fee
What are dental crowns used for?
Shields and reinforces teeth that are cracked, decayed, or worn down
Covers and rebuilds severely damaged or fractured teeth
Strengthens teeth with large fillings when not enough natural tooth remains
Protects teeth after a root canal, preventing further damage
Improves the shape, colour, and overall look of a tooth for a natural smile
Getting a dental crown
Step-by-step patient journey

Consultation (20-30 mins)
Examination and X-ray if needed; confirm crown vs alternatives; agree on the type of material, fees and timeline.

Preparation & impressions (60–90 min)
Local anaesthetic; remove decay/old filling; reshape tooth; digital scan + shade; fit temporary crown. (Lab time 1–2 weeks; sedation available.)

Crown fitting (30–45 min)
Remove temporary; try in; check contacts/bite; adjust; cement; polish; get same-day care tips.

Final check (10–15 min)
Recheck bite and flossing contacts; minor polish if needed; long-term care advice (night guard if you grind).
What is the treatment for dental crowns?
The treatment process for dental crowns starts with a consultation with one of our dental experts. Here, we will assess your suitability for crowns through a thorough examination, including x-rays and photographs. Our dentists will discuss treatment details and material options, addressing any queries you might have.
On the second visit, we prepare your tooth under local anaesthesia, reshaping it for the crown and taking a mould for the lab, where your custom crown is made. A temporary crown is fitted to protect your tooth in the interim.
Finally, we securely fit your custom crown during your third appointment, ensuring a perfect fit and natural appearance, enhancing both your smile and dental health within a streamlined, patient-focused process.
Benefits of dental crowns
The benefits of dental crowns will make a noticeable difference to your life. These include:
- Confidence booster: Dental crowns boost your confidence, giving you a reason to smile with pride.
- Structural support: Crowns strengthen teeth, improving their structure and function.
- Protection for damaged teeth: They safeguard damaged teeth, preventing further issues.
- Repair for cracked or broken teeth: Crowns repair severely cracked or broken teeth, ensuring they work smoothly.
- Customised tooth shape: Shape your teeth the way you want with customizable crowns.
- Teeth brightening: Enjoy a brighter smile as crowns can brighten tooth colour and eliminate stains.
- Preventive shield: Crowns act as a shield, halting tooth wear and tear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about dental crowns in Leeds? Check our most common ones here or give us a call if you can’t find what you need.

Restore & protect teeth expertly
A strong, natural-looking smile starts with the right care. Our expert team is here to guide you through your dental crown treatment with personalised advice and professional care. Get in touch today for a consultation and take the first step towards a healthier, more confident smile.
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Dental crowns are crafted from durable, inert materials that don’t degrade over time. However, the underlying tooth still needs to be cared for – this will also make sure your crown lasts longer. To keep on top of this, make sure you:
– Avoid excessive force, such as chewing on hard foods
– Focus on the ‘margin’, which is where the crown meets your tooth, when brushing and flossing
– Visit us for regular checkups so that we can monitor your crown’s condition and quickly sort any issues












