Dental fillings
Numbing paste or serum is used before decay and bacteria are removed. Tooth-colored dental resin is then used to restore the shape and structure of the tooth.
Care path 02
Restorative dentistry.
When a tooth is damaged, worn, decayed, or missing, the practice lists several options to help restore shape, stability, and function.
What this path can include
Dental crowns
Porcelain crowns are listed as an aesthetically pleasing option for chipped, cracked, worn-down, and decayed teeth. The current site describes the process as usually taking two to three sessions.
Dental bridges
Bridges are listed for patients with more than one damaged or missing tooth, helping support oral, facial, and bite stability, often with dental crowns.
Root canal treatment
The area is numbed, drilled, and cleaned of bacteria before being filled with inert material to maintain the tooth's structure. A filling or crown can complete the treatment.
Full or partial dentures
False teeth with a metal or plastic framework can replace one or multiple missing teeth and aid in maintaining facial, jaw, and oral stability.
Have a concern?
Talk through the options.
The practice invites patients to begin with a comprehensive exam, a detailed treatment plan, and a conversation about available options.