Restorative Dentistry

Your teeth should last for life, but sometimes they can’t keep up. Over time, wear and tear from daily use, diet, and habits can damage your teeth and gums. Sometimes, injuries, infections, and decay can compromise your smile’s functionality. We repair smiles with the following restorative treatments.

• Dental fillings: Tooth cavities are among the most common dental issues in children and adults. We can repair cavities and prevent their progression with composite fillings. These fillings are created with tooth-like materials that blend seamlessly with natural teeth. Unlike amalgam fillings, composite fillings repair your smile without compromising its natural beauty.  
• Crowns: Dental crowns are an excellent option when tooth fillings are insufficient to repair the damage. A dental crown is a tooth-shaped restoration worn over the tooth to rebuild its form and function. Customized to your tooth, dental crowns encase the entire visible tooth structure and prevent further damage.  
• Dental bridges: Spaces in your mouth can make you feel embarrassed about your smile. A dental bridge is a customized dental restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth in a row. Traditional bridges are secured by the teeth adjacent to the edentulous gap. Our high-quality dental bridges replicate your natural teeth in almost every way. 
• Dentures: Dentures are a convenient and easy way to replace missing teeth. They can replace a single tooth (partials) or an entire arch of missing teeth (complete dentures). Our restorations are made from high-quality materials and are customized to suit your requirements. The results? Dentures that fit comfortably and look natural.
• Dental implants: Are you seeking a permanent solution for your missing teeth? There is no better option than dental implants. Unlike dentures or bridges, dental implants are anchored in the jawbone, providing root stability when teeth are used. Dental implants also last several decades with proper care. Our dental office offers numerous implant options, including single-unit and full-mouth implants.
• Full mouth reconstruction: A single treatment isn’t enough to restore oral health when you struggle with severe ongoing issues. Our full-mouth rehabilitation combines several dental procedures to restore your functionality and aesthetics.