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In order to prepare a tooth for a crown, the area must be frozen. Then the tooth is filed down so the cap can fit over it. An impression of your mouth is made and a temporary cap is fitted until the permanent one is made. On the next visit the temporary cap is removed and the permanent one, which closely resembles the natural teeth, is cemented.
