Naturally Restore Damaged Teeth

Modern dentistry offers more options than ever to help you restore and maintain an optimal level of health.

Full function using modern techniques.

Once your case is planned, two appointments leave you with a restored tooth.

Modern dentistry offers more options than ever to help you restore and maintain an optimal level of oral health. While the strength and beauty of materials continue to advance, the skill of the practitioner makes a significant difference in every outcome. We focus on utilizing the best techniques for comprehensive care, returning even the most damaged mouths to full health.

Sometimes teeth undergo significant damage due to cavities, substantial bite forces, trauma, or just normal functioning. If a root canal is needed to salvage a severely compromised nerve, the tooth may be especially fragile. Many situations leave teeth in danger of being lost without restorative care. Dental crowns and caps, allow these teeth to be rebuilt and covered with materials that mimic nature. Not only are most “capped” teeth indistinguishable from natural teeth, but they’re also unyielding and comfortable.

Crowns can be crafted to repair a single tooth, multiple teeth, the entire mouth, or in conjunction with dental implants to fill a space. In fact, when missing teeth enter the equation, special consideration might be given to placing a dental bridge or implants.

Simple Steps

Once your case is planned, it only takes two appointments to leave you with a fully restored tooth. At the first visit, the teeth are gently prepared to allow space for crafting porcelain over the tooth by a master lab technician. Your dentist provides all the information to a specialized lab that’s needed to create a masterpiece. A temporary crown allows you to function normally until the crown arrives for placement typically within 2-3 weeks.

After hours of custom craftwork in the lab, you’ll return for a second appointment. The dentist will place the crown on the tooth to evaluate the appearance and fit of the crown, before bonding it strongly into place. Minor adjustments to your bite and a final polish leave you with one of the finest restorations in dentistry.