Restorations

Abfraction - Abfraction is the commonly seen condition of notching of the teeth near or even under the gum line.
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Advantages of Onlays - A silver filling restores the part of a tooth that has been lost to decay, but it doesn't add strength to the tooth. This can be a problem when you have a very large cavity or when we must replace a filling.
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Amalgam - Carefully carved Silver fillings are a durable and affordable way to restore teeth that have been damaged by cavities.
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Anterior Resins - Resin fillings are a great way to restore the teeth in the front of your mouth. Because they bond directly to teeth, we can create a very strong seal. We will match the color of the resin to your teeth.
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Cavities - Plaque, a sticky film of food and bacteria that is constantly forming on your teeth, is the culprit when it comes to tooth decay. Bacteria that naturally exist in plaque break down the starches and sugars in your mouth.
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Failing Amalgam Fillings - Even when a filling isn't loose or obviously broken, it may still have problems. For a filling to protect your tooth, it has to seal out bacteria.
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Gold Inlay - The size and shape of a gold inlay is similar to that of a filling; both fit snugly inside the cusps of a tooth to replace the decayed part we removed.
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How Teeth Decay - How Teeth Decay For your dental health. Our goal is to help you prevent tooth decay and keep your natural teeth for a lifetime. That's why we want you to understand the process of tooth decay, from start to finish.
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Permanent Onlay - Now that we've placed your permanent onlay, it's important to follow these recommendations to ensure its success: Call our office if your bite feels uneven, you have persistent sensitivity or discomfort.
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Porcelain Inlay - The size and shape of a porcelain inlay is similar to that of a filling; both fit snugly inside the cusps of a tooth to replace the decayed part we removed.
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Porcelain Onlay - A porcelain onlay is fabricated to fit your tooth precisely and is bonded tightly in place to strengthen and protect the damaged tooth. Like a crown, an onlay covers and protects the tooth's biting surface.
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Posterior Resins - Resin fillings are a great way to restore your back teeth. Because they bond directly to teeth, they provide the added strength that damaged teeth need to withstand frequent biting pressure.
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