2725 Park Dr, Suite 1, Clearwater, FL 33763

Full Coverage Protection for Damaged and Weakened Teeth
When a tooth has been significantly damaged by decay, fracture, or wear — or when it has been weakened by a large filling or root canal — a dental crown is often the most effective and most durable way to restore it. A crown covers the entire visible portion of the tooth, protecting what remains, restoring its shape and strength, and returning it to full function with a result that looks and feels completely natural.
At Boulevard Dental in Clearwater, Dr. Jason Kopakin provides custom dental crowns fabricated from high-quality porcelain and ceramic materials carefully matched to the color and contour of your natural teeth. Whether you need a single crown to protect a damaged tooth or multiple crowns as part of a broader restorative plan, our Clearwater team has the expertise and the technology to deliver results that are durable, natural-looking, and built to last.
If you have been told you need a crown — or if you have a tooth that has been causing pain, sensitivity, or concern — our Clearwater team is ready to help.
What Is a Dental Crown?
A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that fits over the entire visible surface of a damaged or weakened tooth — from the gumline up. It encases the tooth completely, restoring its original shape, size, strength, and appearance while protecting the remaining natural structure from further damage.
Crowns are one of the most versatile restorations in dentistry. They can be used to treat a wide range of clinical situations — from severely decayed teeth to fractured cusps to cosmetically compromised teeth that cannot be effectively improved with more conservative treatments. Once cemented in place, a crown functions exactly like a natural tooth — you bite, chew, brush, and floss normally without giving it a second thought.
At Boulevard Dental Clearwater, we use high-quality dental porcelain and ceramic materials for our crowns — providing a natural-looking, metal-free result that blends seamlessly with your surrounding teeth.
When is a Dental Crown Needed
- A tooth with extensive decay that cannot be effectively restored with a filling
- A cracked, fractured, or broken tooth that requires full coverage protection
- A tooth that has been significantly weakened by a large existing filling
- Following a root canal, when the treated tooth needs to be protected and strengthened
- A misshapen or severely discolored tooth that cannot be corrected with whitening or veneers
- As the visible restoration placed on top of a dental implant
- To anchor a dental bridge in place
The Dental Crown Process at Boulevard Dental
What to Expect After Your Permanent Crown Is Placed
- Mild sensitivity to hot, cold, or pressure is normal for the first one to two weeks and typically resolves on its own
- Avoid very hard or sticky foods for the first 24 hours after placement
- Brush twice daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive fluoride toothpaste
- Floss daily around the crown — paying particular attention to the margin where the crown meets the gumline
- Avoid habits that place excessive stress on the crown — such as chewing ice, biting fingernails, or using teeth as tools
- Wear a custom night guard if you grind your teeth — grinding force can significantly shorten the lifespan of a crown
- Attend your regular cleaning and exam appointments at Boulevard Dental Clearwater — we evaluate the condition and fit of existing crowns at every routine visit
Ready to Restore Your Tooth With a Crown at Our Clearwater Office?
Whether you need a crown to protect a cracked tooth, restore a tooth after root canal therapy, or replace a failing restoration, Boulevard Dental Clearwater offers the expertise and personalized care to get it done right. Our Clearwater team will walk you through every step of the process and make sure you feel fully informed and comfortable before treatment begins.
We offer morning and afternoon appointments Monday through Friday. Our office is conveniently located in north-central Clearwater near SR 580 and US 19 in Pinellas County.

