Reveal a Full, Healthy Smile with Restorative Dentistry

No matter the state of your grin, our restorative team can help revive it. In our years of practice, we have seen it all. We have helped numerous patients who thought their smiles were beyond repair. We have achieved remarkable results in restoring smiles with the following treatments.

• Composite fillings: Cavities start as minor inconveniences, but they can cause significant problems if left untreated. We treat cavities with composite fillings, colored to look like natural teeth. Unlike amalgam fillings used over the years, white fillings repair cavities with remarkable aesthetic results. Once we fill your tooth, no one will ever know you had decay.
• Porcelain crowns: Our doctors suggest a dental crown when the remaining tooth’s structure is not strong enough to support a filling. A crown is a tooth-shaped cap worn over the tooth, restoring its strength, function, and appearance. Although dental crowns can be created from several materials, we prefer porcelain because of its biocompatibility, aesthetics, and durability.
• Periodontal therapy: Healthy gums are the foundation of any beautiful, functional smile. If you have gum disease, you should treat it immediately before the condition causes irreversible damage. We offer deep teeth cleaning as a non-surgical yet effective treatment to overcome gum disease. Healthy gums keep your teeth stable and preserve the aesthetics of your overall smile.
• Dental implants: If you have lost one or more teeth, dental implants are a permanent solution for tooth loss. An implant is a titanium post surgically inserted in the jawbone to act as a prosthetic root to support one or more replacement teeth. Our services include single-unit implants to replace individual missing teeth. However, when you want to replace an entire arch of missing teeth, we use our innovative All-on-4 technique. This tooth replacement option offers full mouth restoration with as few as four implants per jaw. 
• Porcelain bridges: A bridge is a conservative tooth replacement for anyone ineligible for oral surgery, and conventional dentures aren’t an option. A dental bridge fills an edentulous gap between two healthy teeth. A permanently fixed bridge offers a stable and secure tooth loss solution.