Same-Day Crowns
A precision ceramic crown, designed on screen and milled in the surgery — all in a single appointment. No temporaries, no second visit, no waiting.
A precision crown, designed and fitted in a single visit
The Cerec Primescan system changes what's possible in a single appointment. We scan your prepared tooth digitally — no impression material, no gagging — design your crown on screen, and mill it from a solid block of premium ceramic in the surgery. The result is a precision-fitted crown in one visit.
Traditional crown workflows involve two appointments, temporary crowns, and a wait of two to three weeks. Cerec eliminates all of that. The accuracy of the digital scan and milling process is consistently excellent — arguably better than the lab workflow it replaces, because there are fewer steps at which error can creep in.
The crowns are made from high-quality ceramic that matches the shade of your surrounding teeth. The result looks natural and lasts well. And because there's no temporary, there's none of the sensitivity or risk of it coming loose in the interim.
Same-Day Crowns, done properly
No gooey impressions
The Primescan wand captures thousands of data points per second — accurate, fast, and far more comfortable than traditional impressions.
No temporary crown
Because everything happens on the day, there's no temporary that can break, fall off, or cause sensitivity.
Consistent precision
Digital design and milling removes the variables of a traditional lab process — the fit is excellent, every time.
From consultation to result
Scan
We scan your prepared tooth and the surrounding teeth with the Primescan wand. No impression material.
Design
Your crown is designed on screen — you can see it before it's made.
Mill
The ceramic block is milled in our in-surgery unit — typically around 15 minutes.
Fit
Minor adjustments, polished and bonded. You leave with a finished crown.
Need a crown, not a fortnight of waiting?
Book a consultation to find out if a same-day Cerec crown is right for your situation. Most crowned teeth can be treated this way.