White, Silver & Hall Crowns

Tooth Protection

Strong Protection for Little Teeth

Sometimes a baby tooth needs more support than a filling can provide. When a tooth is weakened by a large cavity, damage, or enamel concerns, a crown may be the best way to protect it.

At Redwood Pediatric Dentistry, we offer thoughtful crown options and take time to explain what each choice means for your child.

Easy Chewing

Helps children chew comfortably

Healthy Smiles

Supports natural smiling and confidence

Clear Speech

Supports speech development

Space Holding

Maintains room for permanent teeth

Tooth Support

Why Would a Child Need a Crown?

Baby teeth are important. They help children chew, speak, smile, and hold space for permanent teeth.

A crown may be recommended when a tooth needs full coverage protection, especially if a cavity is too large for a filling or the tooth is at risk of breaking down further.

Crown Types

Finding the Right Crown Option

During your first visit, here’s what we may walk through together — at your child’s pace, never rushed.

White Crowns

White crowns are designed to look more natural and may be a good option for visible teeth or families who prefer a tooth-colored appearance.

Silver Crowns

Silver crowns, also called stainless steel crowns, are strong, durable, and commonly used in pediatric dentistry.

Hall Crowns

The Hall Technique is a minimally invasive crown option that may be appropriate in certain situations.

Personalized Care

Choosing the Right Option

We’ll consider your child’s age, tooth location, cavity size, cooperation level, bite, aesthetics, and long-term needs before recommending a crown.

Most importantly, we’ll talk through your options clearly so you feel informed and comfortable.

Long-Term Benefits

Care That Protects Your Child’s Future Smile

Crowns help preserve baby teeth until they are ready to fall out naturally. By protecting these teeth, we support your child’s comfort, chewing, speech, and dental development.

Tooth Protection

Supports and protects weakened teeth

Comfort Support

Helps children chew comfortably

Speech Growth

Supports healthy speech development

Healthy Development

Helps guide future permanent teeth