If you have missing teeth that need to be replaced or they’re damaged and chipped, our experienced professionals know how to engage in restorative practices to return your smile to the best possible condition.
What is restorative dentistry?
Restorative dentistry is how dentists repair damaged teeth or replace those that are missing. Restorative dentistry requires expertise because the goal is to make the teeth look as natural and real as possible. Our expert professionals know precisely how to work with individual clients to focus on achieving their desired results.
The purpose of restorative dentistry is to fix teeth that are damaged or missing as the result of decay, injury, trauma, or disease. This might include bridges, implants, crowns, caps, and fillings.
Restorative dentistry is important because it helps to restore the working function of your teeth and gums. They help you eat, chew, drink, talk, and smile. By repairing one or more teeth with restorative dentistry, patients are able to do everyday things more effectively and more comfortably.
Is restorative dentistry major dental work?
Some of these restorative dental treatments are more major. Many of them require anesthesia, extensive recovery times, and cause some pain and discomfort. Your dentist can work with you to let you know about what is needed.
Who needs restorative dentistry?
As we age, our teeth deteriorate. Even if we take the utmost care of our teeth and gums, aging can still lead to problems. It happens over time. Additionally, some of us are more genetically prone to certain dental conditions and might experience more problems as a result. Lastly, someone who has experienced an injury or a trauma to the mouth or jaw will likely need restorative dental care.
