Restorative Procedures

A root canal therapy is a treatment used to repair and save a tooth that is severely decayed or infected and is perreformed when the nerve of the tooth becomes infected

Extractions involve taking the entire tooth out of the mouth

White spots on teeth are signs of demineralization underneath intact enamel

Partial dentures are fabricated to replace missing teeth in the arch and use the existing teeth as anchors

Complete dentures may also be retained with implants if the patient is a candidate

Complete dentures are fabricated to replace all the teeth in an arch when a patient has no remaining teeth

A bridge is one method used to replace a missing tooth that is described as a fixed prosthesis

Implant crowns are useful in locations where a tooth is missing

Crowns are indicated when decay in a tooth is so extensive that the restoration is larger than the remaining tooth structure