Restorative dentistry is designed to bring back what has been lost. If you’re currently dealing with a chipped, cracked, decayed, or missing tooth, our team is ready to help you regain your full, healthy smile. We’re able to provide custom-made restorations designed for each individual patient, and we only use the strongest, most natural-looking materials. Whether your teeth need a little help or a lot, we’ll have exactly what you need, so be sure to contact us for an appointment today.
A dental crown is one of the most commonly used restorations in all of dentistry, and with one, our team can fix a large cavity, put a broken tooth back together, and even cosmetically enhance a misshapen tooth. We can also attach a crown to another prosthetic tooth to replace a missing one, forming a bridge. No matter what your smile needs, we can use these treatments to make it look like new again in as little as two easy appointments.
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When we repair a cavity, instead of using a filling that will leave a large gray mark on the tooth, we’ll instead utilize a more conservative and natural-looking solution. Tooth-colored fillings are made of a composite resin material, which can be specially shaded to perfectly blend in with a patient’s enamel. Plus, it requires less of a tooth to be removed while being placed compared to a traditional filling, meaning it not only leaves a tooth looking great, but it also ensures that it will stay strong for years to come.
For a patient dealing with multiple missing teeth, dentures offer a simple but effective solution to help them eat, speak, and smile with confidence again. Modern-day dentures are now more comfortable and natural-looking than ever, and when they are specially designed by Dr. Shetty, they’re able to solve any degree of tooth loss. We can provide patients with traditional removable dentures or even implant-retained dentures so they can enjoy the most secure and reliable hold available today.
While preserving our patients’ natural teeth is our top priority, sometimes, the best thing we can do is simply remove one. Why? We may choose to extract a tooth if: