Abstract: A method of forming a porcelain crown that requires no shoulder, and can be fitted over any type of standard impression made by a dentist. In the method, a laboratory plaster model is made from a dentist's impression and includes male and female dies. The male die has successive layers of materials applied thereupon comprising first a 0.002 gauge platinum film followed successively by a first layer of gold crust, a second layer of gold crust and opaque porcelain, upon which a regular porcelain is applied that fits the female die with the regular porcelain receiving thereafter a final application of glazing powder. The crown is baked between each step of the process.