Dr. Andrew Tibbitts works in a state-of-art dental facility featuring CEREC technology, and as a result can give you a permanent, beautiful new smile in just one day – unlike most other practices in Murrieta, CA. No temporary solutions. And no multiple office visits. One and done.

Restore Your Broken or Missing Teeth with Same-Day Crowns and Bridges

Dr. Tibbitts is well-known throughout California for his expertise in a wide range of dental treatments, including dental implants, orthodontics, and cosmetic dentistry.

With such comprehensive dental knowledge, Dr. Tibbitts and his associate, Dr. Spencer Bramwell, are prepared to solve the most complex dental problems all under one roof. We save you time and money by delivering all of your care in one convenient location, without referring you out all over town.

What are the benefits of Same-Day Crowns?

As a testament to our all-in-one dental practice promise, we offer Murrieta, CA residents same-day crowns service, which allows our patients the ease of having their crown done in only one appointment, saving them time and inconvenience. Through CEREC technology, we are able take a digital impression of your tooth with the CEREC Omnicam and then mill a crown or veneer from a single block of high-quality porcelain in our own office. The crown has similar physical characteristics to tooth enamel. Just like real teeth, CEREC crowns expand and contract as natural teeth do, providing a level of comfort that feels no different than your real tooth.

Can you explain the CEREC® Single-Visit Restoration?

Andrew Tibbitts DDS & Associates is one of only a few practices in the Murrieta, CA area that utilize CEREC technology, a state-of-the-art system that enables us to craft custom, durable and beautiful ceramic inlays, onlays or crowns in just one office visit. And your treatment will have predictable and fast results – sometimes in as little as 2 hours.

Who is a good candidate for Same-Day Crowns?

Dental crowns are most commonly used to restore cracked or broken teeth or as caps to protect teeth that are weakened by decay or large fillings. They are frequently placed on top of dental implants as a tooth replacements. Back teeth that have had root canal therapy require crowns to prevent fracture of teeth or roots. Crowns form the anchors for permanently cemented dental bridges. A crown is placed on each side of the space left by a missing tooth. A porcelain replacement tooth connected to each crown forms the bridge. Dental crowns can create beautiful cosmetics by covering misshapen or discolored teeth and can even create instant orthodontics in some cases.