What Is Restorative Dentistry?
- Tooth-Colored Fillings
- Repair cavities or small fractures using natural-looking composite resin
- Blends seamlessly with your existing tooth structure
- Dental Crowns
- Protect and strengthen weakened or heavily restored teeth
- Custom-made to match the shape and shade of your natural teeth
- Bridges
- Replace one or more missing teeth using adjacent teeth for support
- Fixed in place and restores chewing function and aesthetics
- Implants
- Titanium posts that replace the root of a missing tooth
- Topped with a custom crown, implant-supported bridge, or denture
- Inlays & Onlays
- Partial restorations for larger cavities or fractures
- Made from porcelain or composite for strength and precision
- Dentures (Full or Partial)
- Removable appliances that replace multiple missing teeth
- Improved comfort and aesthetics with modern material
Why Restorative Dentistry Matters
- Prevents further damage or decay
- Restores natural bite and chewing ability
- Maintains facial structure and jawbone health
- Improves overall oral health and appearance
- Increases confidence in speaking and smiling
A Personalized Approach
Every mouth is unique. A thorough examination helps determine the most effective and least invasive way to restore your smile and keep it healthy long-term.
Restorative + Preventive = Long-Term Wellness
Combining restorative care with regular cleanings and exams ensures your smile stays healthy, functional, and beautiful for years to come.
