Restorative dentistry is a double edged sword- it aims to both manage oral health and address any dental problems that could be affecting the look, feel, or functionality of the mouth. Restorative dentistry addresses more than just dental problems, it strives to provide you with a future of great dental health. This practice is a way of ensuring that your teeth and mouth are restored to their healthiest, most beautiful state through a variety of procedures.
Restorative procedures
Restorative dentistry includes a wide range of dental
procedures that aim to keep your mouth looking and feeling beautiful and
healthy. Some common restorative dentistry practices include:
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Fillings- Fillings are used to fill in the space left
behind by tooth decay or to fix cracked teeth. Fillings can be made out of a
variety of materials, but all aim to keep teeth functional while preventing any
further damage to the tooth.
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Root canals- Also known as endodontic treatment, this
procedure is used to salvage teeth that are greatly damaged due to decay or
infection. Root canals can greatly
reduce pain caused by infection and aim to preserve as much of the natural
tooth as possible.
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Crowns- Chipped, damaged, or cracked teeth can be
treated with crowns, which cover the broken tooth and restore its functionality
and appearance. Crowns are made to match
the color and shape of your natural teeth, allowing them to keep your teeth
looking great and feeling as strong as ever.
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Bridges- If one or more tooth is missing, a bridge can
often be used to take its place. Bridges are advantageous because they are
permanent and they can keep other teeth from shifting around in the empty space
left by the missing teeth.
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Dental implants- Implants are a great, and fairly new
way of fixing missing teeth. They are
used to take the place of the roots of missing teeth, providing a foundation
for replacement teeth. Implants can be
designed to match the look and feel of the surrounding teeth, which can improve
the look, comfort, and functionality of the mouth.
Why should I choose restorative dentistry?
Maintaining
great oral hygiene can be difficult, especially if you have existing dental
problems that affect the look, feel, and overall health of your mouth. With the help of restorative dentistry, your
mouth could return to its healthiest and most attractive state in no time at
all. Restorative dentistry can turn back
the hands of time and ensure that your smile looks and stays at the top of its
game.
For more information about restorative dentistry, contact the
office of Dr. Cureton. His friendly
office staff will be happy to discuss restorative dentistry, as well as any
other dental inquiries, with you.
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