Dental Crowns in Edgware
Protect and rebuild damaged teeth with natural-looking crowns from £595 — colour-matched so nobody can tell.
A crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged tooth completely — restoring its strength, shape and appearance. It’s the right choice when a tooth is heavily broken down, cracked, weakened by a large filling, or has had root canal treatment. At Toothi in Edgware, crowns start from £595, crafted in a laboratory and matched precisely to your natural tooth colour.
When is a crown the right choice?
- ✓ A tooth broken or worn beyond what a filling can fix
- ✓ After root canal treatment — back teeth especially need the protection
- ✓ A cracked tooth that hurts when biting
- ✓ A large old filling that keeps failing
- ✓ Restoring a dental implant or anchoring a bridge
Where less is enough, we’ll say so — an inlay or onlay preserves more natural tooth and we recommend it whenever it will genuinely last.
How it works
Prepare & Scan
The tooth is shaped under local anaesthetic and a precise iTero digital scan taken — no messy moulds. You leave with a temporary crown.
Crafted To Match
Your crown is made in the laboratory, matched to the shade and translucency of your own teeth.
Fit & Cement
Checked against your bite, adjusted for comfort, and cemented permanently — usually two visits, 2–3 weeks apart.
Crown fees
| Examination & assessment | £55 |
| Dental crown | from £595 |
| Recement existing crown | £125 |
| 0% finance | available over 10 months |
See the full fee guide.
Crown FAQs
How much does a dental crown cost in Edgware?
From £595 at Toothi, confirmed in a written plan after a £55 examination. 0% finance is available over 10 months.
How long do crowns last?
Typically 10–15 years, often longer with good hygiene and regular check-ups. Crowns can’t decay, but the tooth underneath still can — so cleaning around the margins matters.
Does getting a crown hurt?
No — preparation is done under local anaesthetic. Mild sensitivity for a few days after fitting is normal and settles.
Crown or veneer — what’s the difference?
A veneer covers only the front surface and is cosmetic; a crown covers the whole tooth and is structural. Damaged, weakened teeth need crowns; healthy teeth wanting a better appearance suit veneers.
My crown fell off — can you recement it?
Usually yes (£125) if the crown and tooth are sound — even crowns made elsewhere. Book promptly; same-day emergency slots available.
