Restorative Dentistry

• Replacing missing teeth that were lost in an accident or from decay;
• Replacing damaged, chipped, or cracked teeth that make you embarrassed to smile;
• An alternative to dentures to replace all of your missing teeth;
• Filling unsightly gaps and spaces between your teeth that make you self-conscious;
• Repairing and whitening severely stained or dark-colored teeth;
• Restoring your teeth so you can speak properly, clearly, and confidently;
• Restoring optimal bite so you can chew and eat your foods properly;
• Improved Dental Health
• Providing you with a beautiful bright-white natural-looking smile that makes you look great and provide you with self-confidence in social settings!

Dental veneers are a quick solution for a chipped or misaligned tooth. Veneers consist of a thin cover that adheres to your tooth that looks like a completely natural tooth. Veneers can be an excellent alternative to whiten your teeth if they don’t respond well to teeth whitening.

You can choose between a composite resin or porcelain material for your veneers. Porcelain lasts for a long time, is stain resistant, requires less enamel removal than crowns, and has a natural appearance. Composite resin veneers are a less costly option and require fewer trips to the dentist. However, they don’t last as long as porcelain.

Dental bridges are an excellent option for filling in gaps in your teeth. We can make a dental bridge by attaching one or more crowns on each side of the gap. The false tooth between the crowns may consist of alloys, gold, porcelain, or similar materials. You can get a traditional bridge or a cantilever bridge.

The cantilever bridge is for when there is only an existing tooth on one side of the missing space. It is fairly rare because it adds too much force to the teeth in the back of the mouth and causes more harm than good. Another type of bridge is a Maryland bridge, with either porcelain or metal wings to one side of the bridge. Dental bridges can align your smile, help you speak and chew properly, and maintain your face’s shape.

Cracks or other tooth damage can become worse if you do not treat them. Fix decayed or damaged teeth with dental crowns, which are dental prosthetics attached to existing teeth. The crown sits above the gum line and covers the tooth completely to improve its appearance and protect it.

Crowns can be made of porcelain, metal, ceramic, resin, and gold, but whatever the material, we ensure its color and shape match the rest of your teeth. We take away the outer portion of your tooth for your initial visit to create space for the crown. We then create an impression of your teeth to design the crown. You will get a temporary crown to wear until your permanent one is ready. When the crown is perfectly fitted, we will attach it with cement.

Dental crowns can break under pressure, and the tooth underneath can get cavities. If you want to prevent decay or damage, you have to take care of your crown. Other than maintaining proper oral hygiene, you should avoid chewy or hard foods that can cause damage.