Restorative Dentistry involves the appearance and function of teeth using a variety of techniques.

• Esthetic fillings
• Implant retained dentures
• Implant retained crowns
• Implant retained bridges
• Dental veneers Bleaching
• Dentures Bonding Crowns Bridges

Benefits of Restorative Dentistry

(Fillings, crowns, bridges, implants, inlays/onlays, etc.)

•  Restores function (aka: eating without fear)

Chewing, biting, and speaking all get back to normal. No more avoiding one side of your mouth or dodging crunchy foods.

• Stops small problems from becoming big ones

Fixing decay, cracks, or worn teeth early prevents infections, fractures, and tooth loss down the road—which saves money and pain long-term.

•  Preserves natural teeth

Modern restorative techniques are conservative. Dentists aim to keep as much of your natural tooth as possible rather than jumping straight to extraction.

•  Improves comfort and reduces pain

Eliminates sensitivity, pressure pain, and inflammation caused by damaged teeth or failing restorations.

•  Enhances appearance (quietly or dramatically)

Even basic restorations can improve tooth shape, color, and symmetry—often in ways people notice without knowing why you look better.

• Protects bite alignment

Properly restored teeth help maintain healthy jaw function and reduce stress on other teeth.