Damaged Teeth Dental Restorations

Discover a Variety of Ways We Can Fix Your Teeth

Don't suffer with teeth damaged by an accident or that have become infected. The Todd Denson DMD PA team can restore your teeth so they are as good as they were before. Learn about our procedures that include veneers, crowns, bridges, dental implants, and more.

Why Are Dental Restorations Necessary?

Don't ignore the problem with your teeth. Dr. Denson offers various solutions to your oral health issue. We can complete restorations in a way that restores the functionality and appearance of your teeth or tooth. 

Once the dental work is complete, no one can tell your tooth was ever damaged. If your tooth is cracked, chipped or damaged in any way. Take the first step with a phone call to schedule a consultation.

Types of Dental Restorations

You can damage your teeth anytime and anywhere. No matter how your damaged your teeth, it's very important that you receive treatment as soon as possible. If you delay treatment, the area can become infected.

If you have oral pain that will not go away your tooth may be infected. When a patient gets a cavity, a root canal may be necessary. Root canals are not as scary as they sound. We can restore the function of your natural tooth without removal. 

Keeping your natural teeth is the best option in the long run.

The Most Common Dental Restorations We Offer

• Dental crowns: If your tooth is missing a large portion of its enamel, a dental crown is the best type of restoration for you. After restoration you can bite down with full force and not worry about being uncomfortable or damaging the tooth further. Crowns come in all-ceramic and ceramic-on-metal in addition to the traditional all-metal material. 
  
  This process is frequently used after a root canal or when the tooth is severely cracked or chipped.
  
  
• Dental veneers: If your tooth is only slightly damaged with a small chip or crack, Dr. Denson may suggest a veneer to restore it. A veneer is a thin shell that is placed on top of a natural tooth and frequently used for restorations of the front teeth.

• Tooth-colored fillings: We use tooth-colored fillings as a way to restore teeth that have had cavities. Once we remove the decayed area of the tooth, a filling is necessary to replace the missing enamel.
  
  Traditionally, this was done using silver amalgam but now we can complete dental restorations using materials that look natural so that when you smile, no one can tell that you had cavities.
  
  
• Bondings: Those that need minor restorations can often benefit from a simple bonding procedure. This procedure is perfect for children because they do not need a dental veneer on baby teeth. We can keep a baby tooth in place and ensure that it is functioning properly via bonding.