Restorative dental treatments consist of anything that is done to give functionality back to damaged teeth. Sometimes, a restorative treatment will have the added benefit of giving you a better smile, but the primary purpose is simply to enable you to bite and chew the way you were meant to.
Restorative dentistry treatments can fix cracked or chipped teeth, wear, gapping and crowding as well as other problems that could make it difficult for you to bite or chew effectively. At King Street Dental Centre in Kitchener & Waterloo, we offer restorative procedures that are carried out using the most modern dental techniques and equipment.
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If you are having missing teeth, they’ll need to be replaced with a bridge. To support the replacement tooth, the adjacent tooth will require a crown. When a tooth or more than one tooth is lost, the other ones may drift or move to grab the space. This is the reason why you should get a dental bridge as soon as possible.
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If space is left unfilled, it may lead to several oral problems such as changing the way you bite. Other conditions that may come up include sore jaws, gum disease or tooth decay. To prevent such problems, a fixed bridge can be the ultimate solution that is a replacement for one or several teeth. The teeth on either end of the missing ones are used as anchors or abutments.
Modern day dentures are a lot different from what they used to be before. They not only fit comfortably but looks completely natural and doesn’t cause any infections or blisters. At King Street Dental Centre, we make full or partial dentures that exactly meets your specifications and matches your shade for a beautiful smile.
Complete dentures, as the name implies, covers the entire jaw, i.e. both the lower and upper one. It is laid to rest directly on the gums exactly at the place where your natural teeth were. They are custom made after taking an impression of your jaw and are fitted in a manner that they don’t harm your jawline.
Fitting a full or partial denture is a lengthy process that takes three to five sitings based on how easy you are feeling after wearing them. Partial dentures consist of a metal framework with plastic teeth that are made to hold the jaw securely using metal or resin clasps.
Porcelain dental crowns are caps that are custom designed for a decayed tooth and placed over it to enhance its function and beauty. Porcelain crowns are custom crafted after taking an impression of your teeth and positioned carefully by a dentist to restore your smile. There are three types of crowns available. They include:
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If you don’t want to lose your natural tooth, a dentist will recommend a dental crown as it can restore a tooth’s function and strength. To determine which crown will work the best for you, our dentist at King Street Dental Centre will schedule a consultation. A porcelain crown will work the best if you need:
Porcelain inlays or onlays restoration is a custom made filling that is used to repair teeth with mild decay that do not need a crown. Inlays are popular as they give your tooth a natural appearance. It is usually made by a dentist and is permanently cemented into your tooth by a dentist. Inlays & onlays are a perfect choice for restoring:
Inlay & Onlay works only for the candidates that have enough tooth decay to be filled and not too much decay for a need of a crown. Porcelain inlays allow your local dentist at King Street Dental Centre in conserving your original decayed tooth and its natural structure. Its other benefits include:
If you want to get your missing teeth replaced with a permanent solution, dental implants are the right choice to opt for. It provides a fixed solution with partial and complete dentures. An implant is a small titanium post that is placed into the bone under your gums. The bone is allowed to grow around a dental implant, which gives it a natural look and functionality. After that, a tooth crown, a bridge, or a denture is attached to the post.
For those who are worried about cavities, don’t worry, dental implants never get cavities and neither need a root canal. They look and function just like normal teeth.
Restorative dentistry is the study, diagnosis, and integrated management of diseases of the teeth and their supporting structures - always with concern for your overall health. Typical treatments range from fillings, crowns, and bridges to dentures and dental implants.
Our complete line of restorations includes tooth-colored fillings, dental crowns and bridges, dental implants, inlays/onlays, root canal therapy, and complete or partial dentures.
If you have decayed, broken, chipped, or missing teeth, and/or pain when chewing, you may benefit from restorative dentistry. We suggest that you book a fitting test to diagnose your needs.
We will work to make you as comfortable as possible, using state-of-the-art anesthetics and gentle procedures to reduce any pain. The majority of procedures are nearly painless, and we offer sedatives for patients who are afraid of the dentist.
With proper care and regular dental visits, restorations can last for many years. How long does restorative dental work last? The lifespan of your restored teeth depends on the treatment option, your oral hygiene, and how you care for them.
Although many dental insurance plans do cover at least a portion of restorative treatments, our staff can assist you in reviewing your coverage, estimating costs, and maximizing your benefits.
Restorative dentistry aims to repair or replace teeth to improve function and health, while cosmetic dentistry focuses on the appearance of your smile. Some treatments, such as crowns or implants, have both restorative and cosmetic applications.
In the vast majority of cases, you can resume a regular diet soon after treatment. For some procedures, such as crowns or fillings, we may advise you to wait until the anesthesia has worn off before eating.
It is also essential to brush, floss, and visit the dentist regularly. Not biting down on anything too hard or sticky and doing whatever the DDS prescribes for aftercare will keep your restorations.
Feel free to telephone or book a consultation via our website. We will evaluate your dental health and then discuss options for restorative treatment.
