St. Louis, MO Crowns

St. Louis MO Dental Crowns You can trust Soft Touch Dentistry for top quality crowns in St. Louis, MO. Our family and cosmetic dental practice includes an experienced, highly skilled dentist, Dr. Sarah Thompson, and a dedicated dental support team. We make it a priority to help patients feel comfortable and at ease while getting the state-of-the-art cosmetic dental care they deserve. Our practice proudly offers the latest advancements in restorative dentistry, including cosmetic dental crowns. When it comes to restoring or enhancing your smile, Dr. Thompson can help you achieve the long-lasting and beautiful results you desire. Patients love our contemporary office environment that features relaxing amenities as well as both oral and IV sedation dentistry services.

Cosmetic Dental Crowns

A crown is used to cover and save a tooth that is damaged. If you have a tooth is severely decayed, broken down or has a large defective filling, a crown can restore its form and function. Dr. Thompson can also use a cosmetic dental crown to strengthen a tooth after root canal therapy or to enhance the appearance of your teeth. Her specialized expertise and talented artistry makes Dr. Thompson a dentist you can trust with your cosmetic dental crown in the St. Louis area. We use top quality porcelain crowns that are created to match your natural teeth color, ensuring you achieve both the functional and aesthetic benefit you need.

At Soft Touch Dentistry, we consider it a privilege to care for your smile. We treat patients of all ages with general, restorative and cosmetic dentistry in a caring, stress-free environment. Contact our practice to discover how we can improve your smile. Soft Touch Dentistry is currently accepting new patients and we work with most dental insurance companies. For your added convenience, we also offer flexible payment options and financing plans.

What is Occlusion and Why Does It Matter?

January 19, 2021

Orthodontic Treatments, Restoring a Bad Bite

Have you ever heard your dentist use the term “occlusion” or “malocclusion” during one of your appointments? If you are not familiar with this word, it essentially refers to your bite, or the way your top teeth fit on your bottom teeth when you close your mouth. Most commonly, malocclusion (or a “bad bite) is discussed alongside orthodontic treatment options. (more…)

Addressing Your Dental Anxiety

December 21, 2020

Dental Anxiety Options, Fear Of the Dentist

Dental anxiety or dental fear is what keeps 9% to 15% of Americans from receiving dental care each year. Whether it is the mere mention of the word “dentist” or the thought of an extensive dental procedure that sends your heart racing, there are ways your dentist can help. While most modern dental practices are equipped with highlighted comfort amenities, such as blankets, soothing music and TV entertainment, there is another remedy that is sure to help you relax. Sedation dentistry allows patients with mild to moderate dental anxiety to undergo dental procedures without suffering panic or stress. (more…)

Root Canals Explained

November 18, 2020

Root Canal Therapy, Saving a Damaged Tooth

Hearing the term “root canal” may make you cringe. However, it is important to understand that a root canal is no more painful than getting a cavity filled. In fact, root canal therapy is likely your only chance at saving your tooth and alleviating your relentless toothache. Most patients are already experiencing significant discomfort at the time that they are told they need a root canal. (more…)

It’s Time To Discuss Your Bad Breath

October 23, 2020

Chronic Bad Breath Treatments, Remedies for Halitosis

Has wearing a mask throughout the day made you more aware of your bad breath? Bad breath, or halitosis, is an embarrassing condition. If you don’t treat it at its source, your efforts of mints and chewing gum can be quite futile. Chronic halitosis goes beyond “garlic breath” after eating Italian or the common morning breath that we all experience when waking up. Patients who suffer from bad breath on a daily basis, regardless of what they’ve eaten or if they’ve brushed that morning, should consider working with a dentist to get to the root cause. In some cases, bad breath can be a warning sign of something more serious going on in your mouth or your body. (more…)

Our Patients Reviews

Soft Touch Dentistry

4.7 / 5.0

Based on 50 reviews

Gregory Watson

Went here for a root canal and got the sedation. I loved it. No memory and no worries. They have a friend for life. If you need a great dentist, try this place.

Carol Goodnight

My husband and I adore Dr. Thompson and the entire staff. They are friendly and fun and go out of their way to make you comfortable. The facility is always immaculate as well. Highly recommend!

Ron K

I always have a very positive experience when I visit Soft Touch Dentistry. Dr. Thompson has done two crowns for me that turned out nicely and the staff is very professional.

Kara Manley

I visited their new location and the first thing I noticed was the smell of pumpkin spice candles when I walked in the door. The waiting room is homey and their television is set to HGTV. Makes the wait very pleasant!

Monica Woods

I had my first visit here this afternoon and I love it. There is no doubt that I will be making this my primary dentist! The staff is friendly, thorough, and patient. I definitely suggest checking them out.

Brianna Koser

Every aspect of the care my young son and I received at Soft Touch Dentistry was excellent. Everyone is kind and professional, and makes a visit to the dentist as easy and comfortable as possible. Highly recommend!!