A craft few dentists still offer. Gold restorations aren't trendy, they're proven, trusted in dentistry for generations and known for holding up for decades. It's a small detail that says a lot about how we approach everything else.
What Is Specialty Goldwork?
Gold restorations, like crowns, inlays, and onlays, have been used in dentistry for generations. Gold doesn't wear down the way other materials can, it's gentle on the teeth it bites against, and it holds its exact fit for decades. It's a craft that's become rare in modern dentistry, but one we still offer.
IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Goldwork is a strong option for back teeth that take on heavy daily wear, for patients who've had other materials fail or wear down too quickly, and for anyone who wants a restoration built to outlast everything else. It's not the right fit for every case, but for the right one, it's simply the best material available.
What to Expect
A gold crown or inlay isn't a same-day procedure. Because each restoration is custom-fabricated to fit your bite exactly, the process takes more time and more precision than a standard same-day crown.
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Detailed impressions at your first visit
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Custom fabrication by a lab that specializes in gold dental work
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A precision fit at your final visit, usually two visits total
WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE GOLD
Gold has remained a trusted material in dentistry because it resists corrosion, doesn't wear down like other materials, and keeps its exact fit for decades. For patients who want a restoration that holds up long-term, it's still one of the strongest options available.
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Lasts significantly longer than typical alternatives
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Requires less removal of natural tooth structure
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Biocompatible, meaning it's well-tolerated with minimal risk of sensitivity or reaction
Frequently Asked Questions
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