Restorative Dentistry addresses the issues that make eating and smiling difficult. Dental pain, tooth loss, and traumatic injury are some of the reasons that Restorative Dentistry might be right for you. These problems, if ignored, can lead to other major health issues and symptoms including headaches, infections, additional tooth loss, heart disease, and more.
Same Day Crowns
We use a technology called E4D which allows us to measure, craft and permanently place your crown in just one-visit! Unlike veneers, crowns cover the entire tooth and can resolve fractures or cracks and protect teeth after treatment (like root canal therapy). Crowns are very natural and we can match the exact shade of your other teeth!
Tooth Colored Fillings
After tooth decay, also known as a cavity, has been properly removed, a filling is placed inside the tooth to prevent the build-up of additional bacteria and new decay. Fillings can be made of an amalgam (metal alloy), porcelain or tooth-colored composite resin.
Dentures & Partials
Dentures and partials are artificial structures that replace some teeth (partials) or all teeth (dentures), which are custom designed to properly mold to the unique shape of your mouth. Dentures and partials restore function for talking and eating.
Bridges
Dental bridges a more permanent solution to partials. The artificial structure is attached to two crowns, which are placed over the existing teeth adjacent to several missing teeth. The existing teeth are augmented for proper placement of the crowns and mimic the look of a full row of teeth.
Root Canal Therapy
Root Canal Therapy is a process used to remove decayed dental pulp (also known as the root). Once the decay is removed and cleaned, the remaining healthy root is left to support the tooth. A crown is then placed to prevent bacteria from entering the tooth.
Periodontal Care
Periodontal Disease also known as gum disease is caused by bacteria that leaves behind deposits known as plaque. This plaque eventually starts to corrode the gum line, causing pockets of bacteria to form inside the gum line. Periodontal treatment is the thorough process of cleaning out the bacteria below the gum-line and may sometimes also include suturing the gum pockets to prevent future infection.
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