Restoration Dentistry | Kensington Dental Care

Restoring Your Missing or Damaged Teeth

Restoration dentistry can have you speaking, eating, and smiling in comfort again. We’re proud to offer treatments that can repair your damaged or missing teeth to maintain the function and appearance of your mouth.

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How Can You Benefit from Restoration Dentistry?

Not only can restoration dentistry improve the appearance of your teeth, it can protect your mouth from developing oral health issues later in life. Benefits of restoration dentistry can include:

Improving the function of your teeth
Aligning your bite and evenly distributing pressure
Preserving the strength of your jawbone
Diminishing pain and discomfort
Enhancing the look of your smile

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Common Restorative Dental Services

Restoration dentistry is a term that accounts for a number of procedures that help to restore your oral health. These procedures include bridges, crowns, dental implants, fillings, and inlays and onlays.

Bridges

To replace one or more missing teeth, your dentist may consider using a bridge. The bridge is a row of artificial teeth with a cap at each end to anchor to your natural teeth. By filling gaps in your teeth, you can continue to chew and smile naturally.

Crowns

A dental crown, also commonly referred to as a cap, fits over a damaged tooth to restore its function and appearance. A crown is a hollow, ceramic tooth that is cemented to your natural tooth by your dentist.

Dental Implants

A dental implant completely replaces a missing or damaged tooth. A titanium implant acts as a artificial root to which a crown is either screwed onto or cemented to.

Fillings

Dental fillings are a common way to treat cavities. Tooth decay is removed and the area is filled to protect the tooth. If the cavity becomes too large, the tooth may need root canal therapy or extraction. This is why it’s important to visit your dentist twice a year to monitor your oral health.

Inlays & Onlays

Inlays and Onlays are cast restorations which are cemented in place. This usually takes two appointments and are generally stronger than conventional fillings.

Preserve Your Oral Health

Whether you need a filling, crown, or dental implant, our team values providing exceptional service to meet your dental needs. If your teeth are in need of repair, visit us today. We can help restore your teeth and gums.

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