Restorative Treatments

Dental Fillings

Composite “bonded” fillings are tooth colored restorations that bond directly to tooth structure. They can be used on either front or back teeth and look more natural than the old amalgam fillings.  

Cerec Crowns

A crown is needed if you have broken a tooth, had a root canal or have a cavity that is too large to be filled traditionally. A crown is a cap that fits over your tooth to completely restore the damage. It is permanently cemented and looks like your natural tooth.  Cerec crowns are completed in one visit.

Onlays

Onlays are fabricated from one piece of material and usually replace a broken cusp. Cerec onlays are done in one visit

Bridges

A dental bridge replaces a missing tooth. Teeth on either side of a space are crowned and a bridge tooth or pontic is used to fill the gap where a tooth is missing. A bridge is fabricated in a laboratory and is one solid piece cemented permanently in place.

Partials and Dentures

Removable options to replace some or all missing teeth fabricated in a laboratory

Anterior Root Canals

A “root canal” is an endodontic procedure wherein infected dental pulp is removed from the tooth’s root.  The canal is filled with special material and a “final restoration” (a crown or a bridge) is placed on the top of the tooth.

Implant Restorations

Implant Crowns, bridges, partials, removable dentures and fixed dentures are the new standard of care for replacing missing teeth.