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Restorative Dentistry Restorative dentistry is a wide-ranging field focused on restoring the function, integrity, and aesthetics of your teeth and mouth. Unlike purely cosmetic procedures, these treatments are medically necessary to repair damage, address oral health issues, and prevent future complications.Restorative treatments are essential for addressing issues such as Dental FillingsTooth Decay, and Cavities: We remove the decayed portion of the tooth and fill the area with a durable material to prevent further damage. Dental CrownBroken, Chipped, or Fractured Teeth: Procedures like crowns and bonding can restore the tooth's shape, strength, and appearance. During the procedure, your tooth must be completely reshaped to accommodate the shape of the crown. Once the tooth is reshaped, we will permanently bond the crown to the enamel using a special adhesive. Many crowns are fabricated these days with porcelain, due to its unmatched aesthetics. Missing Teeth: Implants, bridges, and dentures offer solutions for replacing missing teeth and restoring your ability to chew and speak properly. Dental ImplantA dental implant is a small titanium post that we surgically embed into the jawbone. The implant serves as the root component of a prosthetic tooth. Once the implant is in place, it will fuse to the bone during the process of osseointegration. Osseointegration allows the implant to support a restoration against the strongest forces of your bite. For this reason, dental implants are widely considered to be the next best thing to your natural teeth. DenturesA denture is a removable appliance that is usually used to replace one or more missing teeth. A partial denture usually attaches to the surrounding teeth with metal clasps. A complete denture consists of a flesh-colored acrylic base that supports a complete arch of prosthetic teeth. We offer custom-fit dentures as a more comfortable, functional, and durable solution. Inlays and OnlaysInlays and onlays are ideal for areas of decay too large for a filling, but not large enough to require the placement of a dental crown. The restoration is considered an inlay if it is placed within the occlusal (bite) surface of a tooth. The restoration is considered an onlay if it extends beyond one or more of the occlusal cusps. Tooth ExtractionThere are two types of tooth extractions: simple and surgical. We perform a simple extraction on a tooth that has already erupted above the gumline. We perform a surgical extraction on a tooth that has become impacted, or has yet to erupt, such as wisdom teeth. Extraction may be necessary to prevent the spread of infection and other complications. Root CanalInfected Tooth Pulp: A root canal can save an infected tooth, eliminate pain, and prevent the need for an extraction. We work with some of the best local dentists specializing in root canal treatments who can treat a tooth needing a root canal and address any immediate pain and infection. By addressing these issues proactively, restorative dentistry helps protect your long-term oral health and overall well-being Schedule an AppointmentTo learn more about our restorative services call (904) 914-4008, and schedule your appointment now! |
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