Dental restorations provide repairs for common teeth issues such as fillings, cracks, and breaks.
Most of us have had experience with dental restorations. Even the most avid tooth-brusher can get the occasional cavity, and a missing tooth or sudden crack or break can happen to anyone. And when it happens, you need a restoration - fast! Dental restorations not only restore the function and appearance of your teeth, but also prevent further damage and wear.
We provide the following dental restorations:
The modern filling isn’t the major hassle it used to be! We offer different options for your filling’s appearance, and can fill anything from a cavity to a crack, chip, or other damage. Don’t worry - you’re in good hands!
When a tooth has had extensive repair, such as a root canal, your dentist may recommend a crown in order to strengthen what remains and make it look more natural. A crown is a dental restoration piece that completely covers the original tooth, protecting it and giving it a more attractive look.
Another option for restoring damaged or decayed teeth, inlays fit within the contours of your tooth, giving a very precise fit. Inlays can be made from porcelain, gold, or resin, providing good looks with comfort and function.
Onlays are similar to inlays, except that instead of fitting within a tooth as an inlay does, the onlay covers the tooth, down over the edges and right to the gumline if necessary. These are used when a wider coverage of the tooth is needed, while still offering the same precise fit and comfort.
A bridge replaces a missing tooth, or span of missing teeth, by mounting artificial teeth on a metal structure and attaching it to the remaining teeth on either side - just as a bridge connects two pieces of land. Bridges are comfortable, reliable, and attractive, making them a solid choice for restoring missing teeth.
Whether you’ve got a small cavity, a large break, or an entire missing tooth, you can rely on Canamera Dentistry to give you the best options possible - your smile is important to us!
If you need more information about Dental Restorations, contact us today.
