Restorative Dentistry

What is Restorative Dentistry?

Restorative Dentistry is a broad term encompassing many procedures designed to restore missing or damaged teeth or a single tooth. Teeth may become damaged due to decay, chip or fracture, or damage to a previous restoration treatment. Whether you’re looking to replace a missing tooth or repair an existing tooth, many different restoration options will help restore your smile to its natural beauty.

The first option includes inlays or onlays. Inlays are a filling where the inside of the damaged tooth is filled with either metal, porcelain, or dental resin. Dental onlays use the same material; however, they extend beyond the inside of the tooth and replace portions of the outside of a tooth, like a cap or crown.

Is Restorative Dentistry Right for Me?

Restorative dentistry can be as extensive or minimal depending on the treatment planned work needing to be completed. It is our mission at Chagger Dental to care for each patient’s oral health and oral care needs to create beautiful, confident smiles.

The beautiful part about dental restoration is that, when done correctly, your smile will look natural, and it will be healthy.  No one will be able to detect that you have had any restoration work done. Come visit Chagger Dental to help make your smile healthy and beautiful.

Types of Dental Restorations

From stained and dull to chipped, decayed or missing teeth Chagger Dental is armed with a list of dental restoration treatments waiting to save your smile. The list of restoration options includes:

• Dental Crowns
• Dental Bridges
• Dental Implants
• Veneers
• Dentures
• Whitening

For full details on our restoration services, see our ‘Services’ tab.

Whatever your restoration needs, Chagger Dental is here to help. Call your nearest Chagger office today to book an appointment. Together, we can determine which restoration treatment is best suited to your needs.

Why is Restorative Dentistry Necessary?

The health of the mouth and teeth is an important part of a person’s general health. It has a great impact on nutrition and, of course, on aesthetics. Why are these procedures important?

• When one tooth is missing, the others tend to move. Aesthetics are impaired and chewing is affected.

• Plaque accumulates in the spaces where pieces are missing and the mouth becomes sick more easily.

• The aesthetic problem that arises when teeth are lost can affect self-esteem and mood.

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