An Atelier for the Smile
Dental crowns that
look like
your own teeth
Dr. Kerri Hill, Beverly Hills' premier cosmetic and implant dentist, restores worn and damaged teeth with tooth-colored crowns designed and made in her own practice to match the teeth around them.
- 4.9 out of 5 stars from 147 Google reviews
- 25+ Years of experience
- One Patient at a time
Tooth-Colored Dental Crowns
Tooth-colored dental crowns in Beverly Hills
A dental crown is a tooth-colored cap that covers a worn, cracked, or decayed tooth to restore its shape, strength, and appearance. Dr. Hill uses crowns to rebuild teeth weakened by large fillings, root canal treatment, or cracks, always color-matched to the teeth around them. Lingering tooth pain can point to a root canal infection, which is worth having checked early.
What sets her crowns apart is where they are made. Dr. Hill designs and fabricates each one in her own practice with a Trios digital scanner and same-day restoration technology, matching the shade, shape, and translucency of the tooth beside it. Many patients leave with a finished crown in a single visit, rebuilt with the same eye she brings to a cosmetic case, so the restored tooth reads as your own rather than as dental work.
Is This For You
Are dental crowns right for you?
Good Candidate If
- You have a tooth weakened by a large filling, a crack, or a root canal
- You have an older crown that no longer matches the teeth around it
- You want a restored tooth that blends in with your natural smile
Worth Discussing First
- A tooth that is missing entirely, where a bridge or implant may fit better
- Minor damage only, where an onlay or partial crown may be enough
- Active gum disease or untreated decay that needs care first
Not sure where you land? Dr. Hill will tell you honestly at your consultation if a crown isn't the right fit, and point you toward what is.
Many crowns are completed in a single visit with in-house same-day technology.
The Difference
Natural-looking crowns that read as your own tooth
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Color-matched to your own tooth
Dr. Hill matches every crown to the shade, shape, and translucency of the teeth around it, which lets a restored tooth read as your own rather than as dental work. The tooth is rebuilt with the same eye she brings to a cosmetic case.
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Made in-house, often in a single visit
Dr. Hill designs and fabricates crowns in her own practice with a Trios digital scanner and same-day restoration technology, letting many patients leave with a finished crown in one visit instead of waiting weeks on an outside lab.
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One artist, from the first scan to the final fit
Dr. Hill plans, prepares, and places your crown herself, seeing one patient at a time, which means one person answers for how the finished tooth looks and feels.
Explore Further
Treatments related to dental crowns
A crown is often one piece of a larger restorative plan. When a tooth is missing rather than damaged, Dr. Hill rebuilds the gap with a fixed dental bridge, and when the goal is to reshape and recolor the teeth that show, custom porcelain veneers carry the change. All of it lives within her Beverly Hills cosmetic dentistry practice.
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The Artist Behind Your Smile
Meet Dr. Kerri Hill, the dentist behind your crown
For more than twenty-five years, Dr. Kerri Hill has restored worn and damaged teeth with an artist's eye, using in-house digital scanning and same-day technology so each crown is shaped, proportioned, and colored to the tooth it rebuilds. She sees one patient at a time and completes every case with her own hands. Meet Dr. Kerri Hill.
The Consultation
Your crown starts with a conversation about the tooth you want back
Patients tell us the same thing afterward: I was heard, and every decision was mine. Here is how the consultation unfolds.
We listen first
Dr. Hill starts with what brought you in, whether it is a tooth that aches, a crack you can feel, or an older crown that no longer matches, and how you want the restored tooth to look and feel.
We evaluate and plan together
A ninety-minute first visit brings together your exam, digital imaging, and a Trios scan of your teeth, then Dr. Hill walks you through the plan, the shade, and the shape of your crown before she prepares the tooth. Her in-house, same-day technology means many crowns are finished in a single visit.
You decide when you are ready
You leave understanding exactly what your tooth needs, with the investment explained in full and financing available, and whether and when to begin stays entirely your call.
In Her Patients' Own Words
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Individual results vary.
The questions crown patients ask us first
Will my crown match my other teeth?
Dr. Hill matches each crown to the shade, shape, and translucency of the teeth beside it, designing it in-house so the restored tooth blends with your natural smile. Most patients find that afterward the crowned tooth is impossible to pick out from the teeth around it.
Are dental crowns comfortable?
The crown process is comfortable for the great majority of patients. Dr. Hill fully numbs the tooth before any work begins and offers sedation for patients who want it, keeping the visit calm and easy from start to finish.
How long do dental crowns last?
Dental crowns are long lasting and hold for many years with normal care. Dr. Hill fabricates each crown in-house from durable, tooth-colored material designed for your bite, and reviews it at your regular visits so small issues are caught early.
When do I need a crown, and how is it different from an onlay?
It depends on how much of the tooth needs protection. Crowns restore teeth weakened by a large filling, a root canal, or a crack, and an onlay or three-quarter crown covers only part of a tooth with minor damage while a full crown covers and rebuilds the entire tooth surface. Dr. Hill walks you through the comparison during your consultation and recommends the option that fits your tooth.
How much do dental crowns cost?
The investment depends on how many crowns you need and the condition of each tooth. Dr. Hill gives you a personalized figure during your consultation, with everything explained in full, and financing through CareCredit, Cherry, PatientFi, and Alphaeon is available to make the plan comfortable.
Still weighing whether a crown is the right fix? Meet Dr. Hill, or see the full range of cosmetic dentistry she offers.
The Invitation
A stronger, natural-looking tooth starts with a conversation
A private consultation with Dr. Hill: a full evaluation of the tooth, your options, and a clear plan with the investment attached. Call or text (424) 355-0355 if you would rather book by phone.
25+ years of artistry · One patient at a time · Beverly Hills