Looking for crowns and bridges in Aberdeen? At Countesswells Dental Practice we restore damaged, weakened or missing teeth with strong, natural-looking crowns and bridges that bring back both function and appearance.

A crown is a custom cap that covers and protects a damaged tooth, while a bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth using the support of the teeth on either side. Both are trusted, long-lasting ways to rebuild your smile.
A crown is used when a tooth is cracked, heavily filled, root-treated or worn down. We gently prepare the tooth, take a precise digital or physical impression, and fit a bespoke crown made to match the shape and shade of your natural teeth.
A bridge replaces missing teeth by anchoring a replacement tooth to crowns on the neighbouring teeth. It is a fixed, comfortable solution that restores your ability to bite and chew evenly and stops the remaining teeth from drifting out of position.
Well-made crowns and bridges do much more than improve how your teeth look.
Most crown and bridge treatments are completed in a small number of comfortable visits.
Modern crowns and bridges in Aberdeen can be made from a range of materials, including tooth-coloured porcelain and durable ceramics that look virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth. During your consultation we talk through the options, explain the pros and cons of each, and recommend the material best suited to the position of the tooth and the way you bite.
A crown protects and strengthens a tooth that a simple filling can no longer support, while a bridge offers a fixed alternative to a removable partial denture. During your consultation we explain how each option compares for your particular tooth, so you can make an informed choice about the treatment that suits you best.
Precise, comfortable restorations depend on careful preparation and a good eye for detail. Every clinician at our Countesswells practice is registered with the General Dental Council, and we follow best-practice guidance from organisations such as the Oral Health Foundation. We take the time to match your restoration to your natural teeth and to make sure it feels right before you leave.
Crowns and bridges are cared for much like natural teeth. Brush twice a day, clean carefully around and beneath a bridge using floss or interdental brushes, and keep up with regular check-ups so we can monitor the restoration and the teeth supporting it. Avoiding very hard foods and not using your teeth as tools will also help your restoration last for many years.
You might benefit from a crown if you have a large filling that keeps breaking, a cracked or heavily worn tooth, or a tooth that has had root canal treatment and needs extra protection. A bridge may be the answer if you have one or more gaps that are affecting your bite, your confidence, or the position of your other teeth.
If you are unsure, that is exactly what your consultation is for. We examine your teeth, take any scans needed, and explain in plain English whether a crown, a bridge, or another option would give you the best long-term result.
We know some patients feel anxious about dental work, so we take a gentle, unhurried approach. Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, we check in with you throughout, and we make sure your new crown or bridge feels comfortable and natural before you leave.
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, crowns and bridges commonly last many years. We monitor them at each visit and let you know if any attention is needed.
Yes. We colour-match each restoration to your surrounding teeth, and modern porcelain and ceramic materials closely mimic the appearance of natural enamel.
Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should feel comfortable throughout. Any mild sensitivity afterwards usually settles quickly.
Most cases are completed in a small number of visits. We give you a clear plan and timeline at your first appointment.
Costs depend on the material and the number of teeth involved. We always provide a clear quote before treatment begins.
Once it is fitted and settled, your crown or bridge should let you eat comfortably and naturally. We check your bite carefully so that everything feels right before you leave the practice.
Book a consultation to discuss the right restoration for your teeth.