Restorative dentistry repairs damaged or decayed teeth back to full function. Some patients may still need restorations even with the best preventive efforts. Any tooth can fracture or chip, and cavities can form on any surface. When damage occurs, restorative work improves oral health and enhances appearance.

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Restorative dentistry refers to any dental procedure that repairs or replaces a tooth.  This includes dental fillings or bonding, crowns, bridges, dentures, dental implants, or root canals.  We provide these services to restore chewing and a confident smile, eliminate potential pain, avoid further dental issues, and preserve jaw bone density. 

Most people need some restorative dental care in their lifetimes. We recommend dental checkups at least every six months to reduce risks and identify problems in their earliest stages. Ignoring a dental problem usually leads to higher treatment costs, pain, and tooth loss.  Unfortunately, teeth cannot heal themselves, so it’s necessary to complete treatment when it’s first identified.