Dental Crowns and Bridges in Hillsboro, OR

Beautiful, Functional Restorations at Eastwood Dental Care

At Eastwood Dental Care in Hillsboro, Oregon, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) provides exceptional dental crowns and bridges to restore damaged teeth and replace missing ones. Whether you need a single crown to protect a weakened tooth or a bridge to fill the gap from missing teeth, we offer advanced solutions including CEREC same-day crowns that combine convenience, quality, and aesthetics.

Our commitment to using the latest technology means you can often receive a beautiful, custom crown in just one visit, eliminating the need for temporary restorations and multiple appointments. If you’re dealing with a damaged or missing tooth, call us at (503) 614-0198 to schedule a consultation and explore your restoration options.

What Are Dental Crowns?

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that completely covers a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape, size, strength, and appearance. Often called a “cap,” a crown encases the entire visible portion of the tooth above the gum line, providing comprehensive protection and restoration.

Crowns serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. They protect weakened teeth from further damage, restore proper chewing function, and create a natural-looking appearance that blends seamlessly with your surrounding teeth.

When Are Dental Crowns Needed?

Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) may recommend a dental crown in several situations:

Large Cavities and Extensive Decay

When a tooth has a cavity that’s too large for a traditional filling, a crown provides the necessary strength and protection. Large fillings can weaken the remaining tooth structure, making it susceptible to fracture. A crown distributes biting forces evenly and prevents the tooth from breaking.

Cracked or Fractured Teeth

Teeth can crack from trauma, grinding habits, or biting on hard objects. Cracks weaken the tooth structure and can lead to further damage if left untreated. A crown holds the tooth together and prevents the crack from worsening, while restoring full function.

After Root Canal Therapy

Root canal treatment removes the pulp tissue that provides moisture to the tooth. This makes the tooth more brittle and prone to fracture. A crown protects the root canal-treated tooth and ensures it can withstand normal biting and chewing forces. Most molars and premolars require crowns after root canal therapy.

Severely Worn Teeth

Chronic teeth grinding, acid erosion, or excessive wear can significantly reduce tooth size and damage the enamel. Crowns restore the proper tooth dimensions and protect against further wear.

Cosmetic Enhancement

Crowns can dramatically improve the appearance of teeth that are severely discolored, misshapen, or poorly positioned when other cosmetic options aren’t suitable. They create beautiful, natural-looking results that boost confidence.

Supporting Dental Bridges

Crowns on the teeth adjacent to a gap serve as anchors for a dental bridge, providing the strength needed to support the replacement tooth or teeth.

Covering Dental Implants

When a dental implant is placed to replace a missing tooth, a crown is attached to the implant to create the visible restoration.

CEREC Same-Day Crowns: Revolutionary Technology

At Eastwood Dental Care, we’re proud to offer CEREC technology, which allows us to design, create, and place your custom crown in a single appointment. CEREC stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics, and it represents a significant advancement in restorative dentistry.

How CEREC Same-Day Crowns Work

The CEREC process eliminates the need for messy traditional impressions, temporary crowns, and multiple appointments. Here’s how it works:

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Digital Impression

Instead of using impression putty, we use a small digital camera to capture detailed 3D images of your tooth and surrounding teeth. This process is comfortable, quick, and highly accurate. The digital images are instantly displayed on a computer screen.

Computer-Aided Design

Using sophisticated CAD software, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) designs your custom crown right at chairside. The software considers the shape, size, and position of your surrounding teeth to create a restoration that fits perfectly and looks completely natural. You can even see the design on the screen and provide input.

In-Office Milling

Once the design is finalized, the information is sent to our in-office milling machine. This precision instrument carves your crown from a solid block of high-quality dental ceramic in about 10 to 15 minutes. The ceramic blocks come in various shades to match your natural tooth color perfectly.

Immediate Placement

After the crown is milled, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) checks the fit and makes any necessary adjustments. The crown is then polished to a natural luster and permanently bonded to your prepared tooth. You leave our office with your permanent crown in place, all in one visit.

Benefits of CEREC Same-Day Crowns

The advantages of CEREC technology are substantial. You save time with just one appointment instead of two or three visits spaced weeks apart. There’s no need for temporary crowns, which can be uncomfortable and sometimes fall off. You avoid the inconvenience of multiple injections and tooth preparations.

CEREC crowns are made from high-quality dental ceramic that closely mimics the strength, appearance, and translucency of natural tooth enamel. The material is biocompatible and has an excellent track record for durability. The precision of digital impressions and computer-aided design often results in better-fitting crowns than traditional methods.

Because the entire process happens in one visit, you have immediate gratification of leaving with your smile restored. There’s no waiting period with a temporary crown and no second appointment to schedule around your busy life.

Here’s what you can expect during your treatment journey:

Understanding the procedure helps patients feel more confident and prepared.

Traditional Crowns: The Two-Visit Process

While we highly recommend CEREC same-day crowns for most situations, traditional crowns using laboratory fabrication are still appropriate in some cases, particularly for certain complex restorations or specific material choices.

First Appointment: Preparation and Impression

During the initial visit, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) prepares your tooth by removing damaged structure and shaping it to accommodate the crown. A precise impression is taken using traditional materials or digital scanning. A shade guide is used to match the color of your natural teeth.

A temporary crown is fabricated and placed to protect your tooth while the permanent crown is being made. The impressions are sent to a dental laboratory where skilled technicians craft your custom crown over the next two to three weeks.

Between Appointments

You’ll wear the temporary crown, which is held in place with temporary cement. You should avoid sticky or hard foods and chew on the opposite side when possible. The temporary crown protects your tooth but isn’t as strong as the permanent restoration.

Second Appointment: Crown Placement

At your second visit, the temporary crown is removed and your tooth is cleaned. Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) checks the fit, shape, and color of your permanent crown, making any necessary adjustments. Once you and Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) are satisfied with the fit and appearance, the crown is permanently cemented in place.

Crown Materials: Choosing the Right Option

Crowns can be made from various materials, each with specific advantages:

Porcelain and Ceramic Crowns

All-porcelain or all-ceramic crowns provide the best natural color match and are ideal for front teeth or any visible area. These crowns are metal-free, making them an excellent choice for patients with metal sensitivities. Modern ceramics are strong enough for use on molars and have excellent longevity.

CEREC crowns are made from high-quality ceramic blocks that offer superior aesthetics and strength. The material is stain-resistant and maintains its appearance over time.

Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crowns

These crowns have a metal substructure for strength with a porcelain overlay for aesthetics. They offer a good balance of strength and appearance and have been used successfully for decades. However, the metal can sometimes show as a dark line at the gum line, and they’re not as aesthetic as all-ceramic options.

Gold and Metal Alloy Crowns

Gold and other metal alloys are extremely durable and require less tooth removal during preparation. They withstand biting and chewing forces well and rarely chip or break. However, their metallic color makes them less desirable for visible teeth. They’re often used for back molars where strength is the primary concern.

Zirconia Crowns

Zirconia is an extremely strong ceramic material that combines the strength of metal with the aesthetics of porcelain. These crowns are highly resistant to chipping and fracture and can be used throughout the mouth. They’re becoming increasingly popular due to their excellent combination of properties.

Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) will recommend the best material for your specific situation based on the location of the tooth, your aesthetic goals, your bite forces, and your budget.

What Are Dental Bridges?

A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. The bridge consists of artificial teeth, called pontics, which are held in place by crowns on the adjacent natural teeth or dental implants. Bridges literally “bridge” the gap created by missing teeth.

Unlike removable partial dentures, bridges are permanently cemented in place and feel and function much like natural teeth.

Types of Dental Bridges

Traditional Fixed Bridge

This is the most common type of bridge. Crowns are placed on the teeth on both sides of the gap, and these crowned teeth support the artificial tooth or teeth in between. This design provides excellent stability and function.

Traditional bridges require the preparation of healthy adjacent teeth, which is a consideration in treatment planning. However, they offer superior strength and aesthetics compared to removable options.

Cantilever Bridge

A cantilever bridge is used when there are teeth on only one side of the gap. The pontic is supported by crowns on adjacent teeth on one side only. This design is less common and typically used only when there’s no alternative, as it places more stress on the supporting teeth.

Maryland Bridge

Also called a resin-bonded bridge, this conservative option uses metal or porcelain wings that are bonded to the back of adjacent teeth rather than crowning them. This preserves more natural tooth structure but is typically only suitable for front teeth where biting forces are lower.

Maryland bridges are less invasive but also less durable than traditional bridges and may not be appropriate for all situations.

Implant-Supported Bridge

When multiple adjacent teeth are missing, an implant-supported bridge offers the strongest and most durable solution. Dental implants are placed in the jawbone to support the bridge rather than using natural teeth. This preserves the adjacent natural teeth and provides stimulation to the jawbone, preventing bone loss.

Implant-supported bridges require oral surgery and a longer treatment timeline but offer superior long-term results.

When Are Dental Bridges Recommended?

Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) may recommend a dental bridge to:

Replace one or more missing teeth to restore your ability to chew and speak properly. Missing teeth can significantly impact your quality of life and nutrition.

Maintain the shape of your face. Missing teeth can cause facial sagging and a prematurely aged appearance.

Prevent remaining teeth from shifting out of position. When a tooth is lost, adjacent teeth gradually drift into the empty space, causing misalignment, bite problems, and difficulty cleaning.

Restore your smile and boost your confidence. Gaps from missing teeth can make people self-conscious about their appearance.

Properly distribute bite forces by replacing missing teeth. This prevents excessive wear on remaining teeth and potential jaw joint problems.

The Dental Bridge Procedure

Creating and placing a dental bridge typically requires two appointments when using traditional laboratory fabrication:

First Appointment: Preparation

Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) prepares the anchor teeth on either side of the gap by removing some enamel to accommodate the crowns that will support the bridge. Precise impressions are taken of the prepared teeth and the gap. These impressions are used to create a custom bridge that fits perfectly.

A temporary bridge is placed to protect the prepared teeth and maintain aesthetics and function while your permanent bridge is being fabricated.

The impressions are sent to a dental laboratory where skilled technicians create your custom bridge. The color is matched to your natural teeth for a seamless appearance.

Second Appointment: Bridge Placement

At your second visit, the temporary bridge is removed and your permanent bridge is checked for proper fit, bite, and color. Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) makes any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal comfort and function.

Once everything is perfect, the bridge is permanently cemented in place. You’ll receive instructions on caring for your new bridge to ensure its longevity.

CEREC Technology for Bridges

In some cases, particularly for single-tooth replacements with specific designs, CEREC technology can be used to create bridges in one visit. Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) will determine whether your bridge is suitable for same-day fabrication or requires traditional laboratory creation.

How Does the Process Work?

Now that you understand the benefits, let’s explore how the process works.

Step 1: Consultation
Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation where we discuss your concerns, evaluate your oral health, and develop a personalized treatment plan.

Step 2: Treatment Planning
Using advanced diagnostic technology, we create a detailed plan tailored to your specific needs and goals.

Step 3: Treatment
Our experienced team performs your procedure with precision and care, ensuring your comfort throughout the process.

Step 4: Follow-up
We monitor your progress and provide ongoing support to ensure optimal results and long-term success.

Cost of Dental Crowns and Bridges

Understanding the investment involved in crown and bridge treatment helps you plan for your care. Costs vary based on materials, complexity, and whether laboratory fabrication is required.

Your choice of dentist significantly impacts your results and experience.

Your choice of dentist significantly impacts your results and experience.

Crown Costs

At Eastwood Dental Care in Hillsboro, dental crowns typically range from $800 to $2,000 per crown. The specific cost depends on the material chosen and the complexity of the restoration.

CEREC same-day crowns are competitively priced and offer excellent value when you consider the convenience of single-visit treatment. Porcelain and ceramic crowns generally fall in the mid-to-upper range due to their superior aesthetics. Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns are typically mid-range in cost. Gold and metal alloy crowns vary in price depending on metal costs but are often in the upper range. Zirconia crowns are generally priced similarly to high-quality all-ceramic options.

Bridge Costs

Dental bridges typically cost between $2,000 and $5,000, depending on the number of teeth being replaced and the type of bridge.

A traditional three-unit bridge replacing one tooth typically costs $2,400 to $3,600. Longer bridges replacing multiple teeth cost more, with each additional pontic increasing the total investment. Maryland bridges are generally less expensive than traditional bridges, ranging from $1,500 to $2,500. Implant-supported bridges are more expensive due to the implant surgery but offer superior long-term value.

Insurance Coverage

Most dental insurance plans cover a portion of crown and bridge treatment, typically 50% after deductibles are met. Coverage limits and waiting periods vary by plan, so we’ll verify your specific benefits before beginning treatment.

We work with all major insurance providers and will help you maximize your coverage. Our team will provide a detailed cost estimate that clearly shows your insurance benefit and your out-of-pocket responsibility.

Financing Options

We offer flexible payment plans and work with healthcare financing companies like CareCredit to make your treatment affordable. Don’t let cost concerns prevent you from getting the restoration you need. We’ll work with you to find a payment solution that fits your budget.

Lifespan and Durability of Crowns and Bridges

With proper care, dental crowns and bridges typically last 10 to 15 years, and many last much longer. Several factors influence longevity:

Material Quality

High-quality materials like those used at Eastwood Dental Care provide superior durability. CEREC ceramics and laboratory-fabricated crowns using premium materials offer excellent long-term performance.

Oral Hygiene Practices

Maintaining excellent oral hygiene is crucial for the longevity of your restorations. Plaque and bacteria can cause decay in the natural tooth structure beneath or adjacent to crowns and bridges. Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings protect your investment.

Bite Forces and Habits

Excessive grinding or clenching can damage crowns and bridges over time. If you grind your teeth, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) may recommend a night guard to protect your restorations. Avoiding biting on hard objects like ice, hard candy, or pen caps helps prevent chips and fractures.

Regular Dental Checkups

Routine examinations allow Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) to monitor your crowns and bridges for any signs of wear or problems. Early detection of issues prevents more extensive damage and allows for timely repair or replacement.

Gum Health

Healthy gums are essential for the longevity of crowns and bridges. Gum disease can cause recession that exposes margins and compromises the fit of restorations. Proper oral hygiene and regular professional cleanings maintain healthy gums.

Proper Fit and Quality

Well-made, properly fitted crowns and bridges last significantly longer than poorly fitted ones. Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O)’s attention to detail and use of advanced technology ensures your restorations fit precisely and function optimally.

Caring for Your Crowns and Bridges

Proper care extends the life of your dental restorations and keeps your smile healthy and beautiful.

Daily Oral Hygiene

Brush your teeth at least twice daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. Pay special attention to the area where the crown or bridge meets the gum line, as this is where plaque tends to accumulate.

Floss daily around crowns and under bridge pontics. For bridges, use floss threaders or specialized bridge flossers to clean beneath the artificial tooth. This prevents food accumulation and gum irritation.

Consider using an antimicrobial mouthwash to reduce bacteria and maintain fresh breath.

Foods to Avoid or Manage Carefully

While crowns and bridges are strong, certain foods can damage them. Avoid chewing ice, which can crack ceramic restorations. Be cautious with very hard foods like hard candy, nuts, and popcorn kernels. Minimize sticky foods like caramel and taffy that can dislodge restorations or accumulate around them.

Don’t use your teeth as tools to open packages or crack shells. This can damage both natural teeth and restorations.

Protecting Against Grinding

If you grind or clench your teeth, especially at night, ask Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) about a custom night guard. This protective appliance cushions your teeth and prevents excessive wear on your crowns and bridges.

Regular Professional Care

Schedule professional cleanings every six months or as recommended by Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O). Professional cleanings remove plaque and tartar that regular brushing and flossing miss. These appointments also allow us to check your restorations for any signs of wear or problems.

Regular examinations enable early detection of issues like loose crowns, gum recession around restorations, or decay in adjacent teeth. Addressing problems early is always easier and less expensive than waiting until they become severe.

What to Do If Problems Arise

If your crown or bridge feels loose, don’t wait to call us. A loose restoration can allow bacteria to enter and cause decay. Call our office immediately at (503) 614-0198.

If a crown or bridge comes off completely, keep it safe and call us right away. In many cases, it can be re-cemented if you’re seen promptly. Gently clean the restoration and store it in a safe place. You can temporarily place it back on your tooth with denture adhesive or temporary cement available at pharmacies, but this is only a temporary measure until you can see us.

If you experience pain or sensitivity around a crown or bridge, contact our office. This could indicate a problem that needs attention.

Crowns and Bridges vs. Other Tooth Replacement Options

When deciding how to restore damaged or missing teeth, it’s helpful to understand all your options:

Crowns vs. Large Fillings

For extensively decayed or damaged teeth, crowns provide better long-term outcomes than large fillings. While fillings are more conservative and less expensive initially, they don’t provide the same strength and protection as crowns. Large fillings can weaken the remaining tooth structure and often eventually fail, requiring crown placement anyway.

Crowns completely cover and protect the tooth, distributing biting forces evenly and preventing fracture. When a tooth has lost significant structure, a crown is the better investment.

Bridges vs. Partial Dentures

Both bridges and partial dentures replace missing teeth, but they differ significantly in feel and function.

Bridges are fixed in place and feel and function like natural teeth. They don’t require removal for cleaning beyond normal brushing and flossing. Bridges provide superior chewing efficiency and comfort. However, they require preparation of adjacent teeth and cost more initially than partial dentures.

Partial dentures are removable appliances that replace missing teeth. They’re less expensive initially and don’t require preparation of adjacent teeth. However, they can feel bulky, may move during eating or speaking, and require removal for cleaning. They don’t provide the same chewing efficiency as bridges.

Most patients prefer the fixed nature and superior function of bridges when cost allows.

Bridges vs. Dental Implants

Dental implants are the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. They replace both the tooth root and crown, providing the most natural feel and function. Implants don’t require preparation of adjacent teeth and actually help preserve jawbone by providing stimulation.

However, implants require oral surgery, a longer treatment timeline, and higher initial cost than bridges. Not all patients are good candidates for implant surgery due to bone loss, medical conditions, or other factors.

Bridges offer an excellent alternative to implants, particularly when:

• Adjacent teeth already need crowns
• You want to avoid oral surgery
• You have medical conditions that complicate implant placement
• You prefer a shorter treatment timeline
• Cost is a significant consideration

Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) will discuss all options with you and help you choose the best solution for your specific situation.

Benefits of This Treatment

Choosing the right treatment can significantly impact your oral health and quality of life. Here are the key benefits you can expect:

• Improved Function: Restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence
• Enhanced Aesthetics: Achieve a natural-looking result that complements your smile
• Long-lasting Results: Enjoy durable solutions designed to stand the test of time
• Better Oral Health: Prevent future complications and maintain overall dental wellness
• Increased Confidence: Feel good about your smile in social and professional situations

Did you know? Regular dental visits can help detect issues early, often preventing more extensive treatment later.

Why Choose East Wind Dental Care

Choosing the right dental practice makes all the difference in your treatment outcome.

Experienced Expertise
Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) brings extensive training and years of experience to every procedure. His commitment to continuing education ensures you receive care using the latest techniques and best practices.

Advanced Technology
We invest in cutting-edge dental technology to provide more accurate diagnoses, more comfortable treatments, and better outcomes for our patients.

Patient-Centered Care
From your first phone call to your follow-up visits, our team prioritizes your comfort, convenience, and satisfaction. We take time to listen to your concerns and answer all your questions.

Comprehensive Services
As a full-service dental practice, we can coordinate all aspects of your care under one roof, providing continuity and convenience.

Community Trusted
Proudly serving Hillsboro, Beaverton, Aloha, Tanasbourne, and Orenco Station, we’ve built our reputation on exceptional care and lasting relationships with our patients.

Did you know? Modern dental technology allows us to plan your entire treatment digitally before we even begin.

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Let’s address some frequently asked questions:

Frequently Asked Questions About Crowns and Bridges

Does getting a crown hurt?

The crown preparation procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during treatment. You may experience some sensitivity after the anesthesia wears off, but this is typically mild and manageable with over-the-counter pain relievers. CEREC same-day crowns eliminate the need for a second injection and preparation appointment.

How long do crowns and bridges last?

With proper care, crowns and bridges typically last 10 to 15 years. Many last 20 years or longer with excellent oral hygiene and regular dental care. Factors affecting longevity include material quality, oral hygiene practices, bite forces, and regular professional maintenance.

Will my crown look natural?

Yes. Modern dental ceramics closely mimic the appearance, color, and translucency of natural tooth enamel. Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) carefully matches the shade to your surrounding teeth, and the result is a natural-looking restoration that blends seamlessly with your smile. Most people won’t be able to tell which tooth has the crown.

Can I eat normally with a crown or bridge?

Once your permanent crown or bridge is in place and the cement has fully set, you can eat normally. We recommend avoiding very hard foods like ice and being cautious with sticky foods, but you should be able to enjoy all your favorite foods comfortably. One of the main purposes of crowns and bridges is to restore full chewing function.

What’s the difference between CEREC crowns and traditional crowns?

The main difference is the fabrication method and timeline. CEREC crowns are designed and milled in our office in a single visit using advanced CAD/CAM technology. Traditional crowns are fabricated in a dental laboratory over two to three weeks, requiring two appointments and a temporary crown.

Both types can produce excellent results. CEREC offers the convenience of same-day treatment, no temporary crown, and fewer injections. Traditional laboratory crowns may be preferred for certain complex restorations or specific material requirements.

How do I clean under a dental bridge?

Cleaning under a bridge is essential for maintaining healthy gums and preventing decay. Use a floss threader or specialized bridge floss to pass floss under the pontic and clean the area where the artificial tooth meets the gum. Water flossers are also excellent for cleaning under bridges. Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) will demonstrate proper technique to ensure you can effectively clean your bridge.

What happens if I don’t replace a missing tooth?

Leaving a gap from a missing tooth leads to several problems. Adjacent teeth gradually shift into the empty space, causing misalignment and bite problems. The tooth opposite the gap can over-erupt, creating additional complications. Bone loss occurs in the area where the tooth root was located, which can change facial appearance and make future tooth replacement more difficult.

Chewing efficiency decreases, which can affect nutrition and digestion. The remaining teeth experience increased stress, potentially leading to additional tooth loss. Replacing missing teeth promptly prevents these complications.

Are crowns and bridges covered by insurance?

Most dental insurance plans cover a portion of crown and bridge treatment, typically 50% after deductibles. Coverage varies by plan, so we’ll verify your specific benefits and provide a detailed cost estimate before beginning treatment. We work with all major insurance providers to maximize your benefits.

Can a crowned tooth still get a cavity?

While the crown itself can’t decay, the natural tooth structure beneath the crown can still develop cavities if bacteria accumulate at the margin where the crown meets the tooth. This is why proper oral hygiene and regular dental checkups are essential. Brushing and flossing around crowns, particularly at the gum line, prevents decay.

What if my crown or bridge breaks?

If your crown or bridge cracks, chips, or breaks, call our office immediately at (503) 614-0198. Don’t try to fix it yourself. Depending on the extent of damage, the restoration may be repairable, or it may need to be replaced. Prompt attention prevents further complications and often allows for simpler repair.

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Related Services

Explore our other dental services that may be of interest:

• Dental Implants
• Root Canal Therapy
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Dentures
• Family Dentistry

If you have a damaged tooth or are missing one or more teeth, dental crowns and bridges can restore your smile’s function and appearance. At Eastwood Dental Care, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) combines advanced technology with artistic skill to create beautiful, durable restorations that look and feel natural.

Our CEREC same-day crown technology offers the ultimate convenience, allowing you to complete your treatment in a single visit without temporary crowns or multiple appointments. We also offer traditional laboratory-fabricated restorations when appropriate for your specific needs.

We accept most dental insurance plans and offer flexible financing options to make your treatment affordable. Our team will work with you to maximize your insurance benefits and create a payment plan that fits your budget.

Don’t let damaged or missing teeth compromise your smile, confidence, or oral health. Call us today at (503) 614-0198 to schedule your consultation. During your visit, Dr. Merat Ostovar (Dr. O) will perform a comprehensive examination, discuss your goals and concerns, explain your treatment options, and provide a detailed cost estimate.

We serve patients throughout Hillsboro and the surrounding Portland metro area, providing exceptional restorative dentistry in a comfortable, caring environment. Let us help you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile that lasts for years to come.

Contact Eastwood Dental Care today to take the first step toward restoring your smile with quality crowns and bridges. We look forward to serving you and your family.