If a patient has difficulty with their teeth, such as broken or diseased teeth, restorative dentistry is the preferred treatment. Our professionals recommend this technique since their primary focus is on extracting and healing cavities as well as treating any oral disorders, such as substituting teeth to prevent possible plaque buildup and subsequent infections. Our dentists will ensure that you can get an improvement in self-esteem by offering you treatments that match all of your requirements. Restorative dentistry consists of several dental fields, because each of our dental professionals has a distinct specialty based on your circumstance, as we recognize that our patients may require various types of treatment.
Dental Crowns
After modifying the tooth to suit the dental crown, a dental crown is fixed on the injured tooth to conceal it in the event of dental decay or injury. Dental crowns are also beneficial for those who have had poor results with restorations.
Dental Implants
This is done by surgery, and it entails exchanging tooth roots with metal and artificial teeth to cover the gaps left by missing or broken teeth. Dental implant surgery, on the other hand, is done depending on your jawbone health and might be a great alternative to dentures if they don’t fit properly
Dental Bonding
Dental bonding is a type of dental sealing that would be used to replace a decaying tooth. The procedure incorporates applying a light cured tooth color material to the tooth’s surface that matches perfectly the tooth. The procedure is used to restore teeth or seal spaces between them
Dentures
Dentures are prosthetic teeth that are built in the identical size or location of natural teeth to replace lost teeth. It helps to keep the jawbone stable, making it simpler to eat and avoid speech issues
Dental Bridges
A dental bridge is permanently installed in the gap where you have lost teeth, especially if the space is between two healthy teeth after an X-ray is taken and readings of the mouth and teeth are taken, as well as several additional operations conducted by the dentist
Inlays and Onlays
Inlays and Onlays are commonly made of gold, but they can also be constructed of ceramic or porcelain and tinted to match the tooth. If you want to strengthen the stability of your teeth, inlays are a great option because they are attached to your tooth. Onlays, on the other hand, are positioned on the chewing surface of the rear teeth for the same reason. However, following your appointment, your dentist will determine what is best for you