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A Permanent Crown In A Single Visit.

No temporary crown. No second appointment. No waiting on a lab. Dr. Nahla Wadie designs, mills, and seats your crown right here — so you leave the same day with your final tooth.

Your crown being designed on screen during a same-day crown appointment

The traditional way vs. the Dental Spot way

Two ways to get the same crown. Only one takes two weeks.

Traditional lab crown

  • Messy impression trays
  • A temporary crown for two weeks
  • Your crown shipped to a lab
  • A second appointment, with a second round of numbing

Same-day crown at Dental Spot

  • A comfortable digital 3D scan
  • Your crown designed chairside, while you watch
  • Milled in-office from a solid ceramic block
  • Seated, polished, and bonded — in one visit

Scan it. Make it. Seat it.

How it works

Your crown, from scan to seat — today.

A digital 3D scan of a patient's tooth at Dental Spot

1

Scan

A digital 3D scan captures your tooth in minutes. No impression trays, no gagging, no goop.

Dr. Wadie reviewing a digital design on a tablet chairside

2

Design

Dr. Wadie designs your crown chairside while you watch — shape, bite, and shade matched to the teeth beside it.

A crown milling from a solid ceramic block in the in-office mill

3

Mill

The crown is milled from a solid ceramic block in the office. This is the part where you relax.

Your finished crown being fitted and bonded to your tooth

4

Seat

It's polished, fitted, checked against your bite, and bonded. You leave with your final crown the same day.

One visit

scan to seated crown

No temporary

your final crown, same day

One round

of anesthetic, not two

In-office

milled here in Farmington Hills

Who it's for

If you need a crown, you need it today.

Same-day crowns are for anyone a traditional crown would be for. The usual reasons:

  • A cracked, chipped, or broken tooth
  • An old filling that's failing
  • A crown that's worn out and needs replacing
  • A tooth that needs protection after a root canal
  • A heavily worn or discolored tooth you'd like restored
dentist examining patient with dental scanner

Same-day crowns, plainly explained

Good questions. Straight answers.

A small wand moves around your tooth and builds a precise 3D image on screen. It takes a few minutes, and there's nothing to bite into or gag on.

One appointment. Your crown. Today.

Book a same-day crown visit, or call and tell us what's going on. If you're in pain, tell us — we'll get you in as soon as we can.