A little extra protection for growing smiles.

Sometimes a tooth needs more support than a filling can provide. A dental crown covers and protects a damaged or weakened tooth, helping restore its shape and function.

At Honeymint, we’ll explain why a crown may be recommended, walk you through the options, and make time for your questions.

When Might My Child Need a Crown?

A crown may be recommended when a tooth has extensive decay, is broken or weakened, or needs protection following treatment such as a pulpotomy.

Our pediatric dentists will assess your child’s tooth and recommend care based on their individual needs.

Crowns at Honeymint

Honeymint offers stainless steel crowns and white crowns.

We’ll discuss which option is appropriate for your child, explain the benefits, and help you understand what to expect.

Why Care for Baby Teeth?

Baby teeth help children chew, speak, and hold space for their permanent teeth. Even though they eventually fall out, keeping them healthy matters.

When appropriate, a crown can help preserve a damaged baby tooth until it’s ready to fall out naturally.

Caring for a Crown

Continue helping your child brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily, and attend their recommended dental visits.

If a crown becomes loose, comes off, or causes ongoing discomfort, contact your Honeymint office.

We’re Here for Your Questions

Learning that your child needs a crown can feel unfamiliar. We’re here to explain the recommendation and help you feel informed about their care.