Dental Crowns and Caps
in Morris County, NJ

(973) 882-1516

Restore Strength & Confidence in Your Natural Smile

When a tooth breaks, cracks, or becomes too damaged for a simple filling, you need more than a quick fix. Most likely you will need a crown and more than that, you need a dentist you can trust to perform the procedure carefully and comfortably. At Anthony Cannilla, D.M.D., families throughout Morris County, NJ choose us because we don’t just “place crowns.” We protect your smile with precision dentistry, high-quality materials, and a level of care that makes you feel confident every step of the way.

We don’t want to scare you, but we also don’t want to lie. So, here it is: dental problems rarely get better on their own. A small fracture can turn into an infection. A failed filling can lead to nerve damage. Delaying treatment often means more pain, more expense, and fewer options. That’s exactly why patients turn to Dr. Cannilla—because they want a dentist who catches problems early, treats them conservatively, and restores their teeth with durable, natural-looking crowns that blend in seamlessly with their natural smile.

Schedule your appointment today and
take the first “smirk” toward a stronger smile.
(973) 882-1516

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What Is a Dental Crown (Cap)?

A dental crown, often called a “cap,” is a custom-made covering that restores a tooth to its ideal shape, size, and function. It surrounds the entire visible portion of the tooth, protecting it from further damage while allowing you to chew, smile, and speak comfortably.

Crowns are commonly recommended when a tooth is:

  • Too damaged or decayed for a filling
  • Cracked or fractured
  • Weakened after a root canal
  • Holding a large or failing filling
  • Misshapen, discolored, or cosmetically imperfect
  • Anchoring a dental bridge or attached to a dental implant

If you’re not sure whether you need a crown or something more conservative, Dr. Cannilla will evaluate your tooth and explain all your options clearly, never pushing unnecessary treatment.

Ready to restore your tooth?
Call our Montville dental office today to schedule an evaluation.
(973) 882-1516

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Types of Crowns We Offer

Every smile is unique, and so are your restorative needs. Dr. Cannilla offers several durable, aesthetic crown materials and will recommend the option that best matches your goals, lifestyle, and budget.

Zirconia Crowns

Long-lasting and natural-looking, ideal for back teeth that require extra strength.

All-Gold Crowns

Extremely durable and gentle on surrounding teeth —ideal for people who grind or clench.

All-Porcelain/Emax Crowns

The most aesthetic option — perfect for front teeth with high cosmetic importance.

No matter which material is selected,
your crown is custom designed to fit beautifully
and function like your natural tooth.

Concerned about tooth pain or cost? Give us a call, we’re here to help you make an informed decision with no pressure.

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Our Crown Procedure: What to Expect

Getting a crown is comfortable, straightforward, and completed in just two visits:

Exam & Preparation

Dr. Cannilla assesses the tooth, removes decay or damaged areas, and shapes it to hold the crown securely.

Digital Impressions

We take precise impressions to ensure your crown fits perfectly.

Temp Crown Placement

You’ll leave the same day with a comfortable temporary crown while your custom restoration is crafted.

Final Crown Delivery

Your permanent crown is placed, adjusted for comfort, and securely cemented.

Once your treatment is complete, your tooth will feel natural, look beautiful, and allow you to chew with confidence once again.

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How to Care for Your Dental Crown

Crowns are long-lasting, but great oral hygiene keeps them looking and feeling their best. Dr. Cannilla recommends:

• Brushing twice daily
• Flossing carefully around the crown
• Maintaining routine dental cleanings
• Avoiding chewing ice or very hard foods
•Wearing a nightguard if you grind your teeth

These habits can significantly increase the lifespan of your cap and protect the underlying tooth structure.

Commonly Asked Questions
about Dental Crowns

How long do crowns on teeth last?

Most dental crowns last 10–15 years, but with excellent oral hygiene and regular checkups, they can last 20 years or more. Materials, biting habits, and home care all impact longevity.

Why do dentists push for crowns?

Dentists recommend crowns when a tooth is too damaged for a filling. A crown prevents fractures, restores function, and protects the tooth from further decay or infection. Without one, the tooth may eventually break or require extraction.

How much is a tooth crown?

In New Jersey, dental crowns typically range from $1,000–$2,000 depending on the material used and whether insurance contributes to the cost. Our office can provide a detailed estimate before treatment.

Are tooth crowns worth the money?

Yes. Crowns protect weakened teeth, restore chewing ability, improve appearance, and prevent more expensive procedures — such as extractions, implants, or major restorations — in the future.

Do teeth go bad under crowns?

A crowned tooth can still develop decay at the gumline if not properly cleaned. Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings ensure the tooth underneath stays healthy.

Why Morris County Families Trust
Dr. Cannilla for Dental Crowns (Caps)  

• Advanced restorative dentistry
• A gentle, patient-first approach
• Customized treatment plans
• High-quality, long-lasting materials
• Comfortable, modern office environment
• Transparent pricing and treatment options

Whether your goal is function, prevention, or cosmetic enhancement, we’re committed to helping you achieve your healthiest, happiest smile. Schedule your consultation today.
(973) 882-1516  

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If you have a question, please contact us here. If you are a new patient looking for an appointment, it is best to call the office first at (973) 882-1516 .