Tooth Restoration
Tooth Restoration at Gisborne, Macedon & Riddells Creek
Tooth Restoration at Gisborne, Macedon & Riddells Creek
Who Needs Tooth Restoration?
While oral health has greatly improved for many people over the last few years, factors such as age, decay, trauma, or wear can create dental issues for anyone. A tooth restoration may be as simple as a dental filling replacement or may involve replacing an entire set of teeth. We understand that prevention of dental issues is ideal, but if you require a tooth restoration, our dentists are ready to help.
When you need teeth restored or repaired, early intervention can help us administer the appropriate treatment before the issue becomes worse. We can restore both the function and appearance of your teeth, which can help you eat without worry and smile when you want to.
Tooth Restoration at The Dental House
Strong teeth structure and healthy gums build the foundation for oral health; therefore, our goal is to reestablish the function of your teeth so they are in the best possible working condition. Various types of tooth restorations include dental fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. When you need a tooth restored, we will do a full exam and evaluation to determine the extent of damage and the ideal solution. We will prepare your tooth to ensure the enamel is supported enough and to ensure the restoration will bond easily and effectively for durability.
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Who Needs Tooth Restoration?
While oral health has greatly improved for many people over the last few years, factors such as age, decay, trauma, or wear can create dental issues for anyone. A tooth restoration may be as simple as a dental filling replacement or may involve replacing an entire set of teeth. We understand that prevention of dental issues is ideal, but if you require a tooth restoration, our dentists are ready to help.
When you need teeth restored or repaired, early intervention can help us administer the appropriate treatment before the issue becomes worse. We can restore both the function and appearance of your teeth, which can help you eat without worry and smile when you want to.
Tooth Restoration at The Dental House
Strong teeth structure and healthy gums build the foundation for oral health; therefore, our goal is to reestablish the function of your teeth so they are in the best possible working condition. Various types of tooth restorations include dental fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. When you need a tooth restored, we will do a full exam and evaluation to determine the extent of damage and the ideal solution. We will prepare your tooth to ensure the enamel is supported enough and to ensure the restoration will bond easily and effectively for durability.
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Direct and Indirect Restorations
Direct Restorations
are often completed in a single visit and consist of a dental filling. The material is chosen depending upon the cavity solution we find appropriate. Once your tooth is prepared, a soft and malleable filling is placed into the tooth to fill a hole or cavity which is then set using a safe heating method.
Indirect Restorations
include those that are created outside of your mouth such as dental inlays, onlays, veneers, crowns, bridges, and dentures. During an office visit, we will take the appropriate information such as moulds of your teeth or 3D scans, which are then sent to a lab where they will be used to customize your restoration. You may be fitted with a temporary prosthesis to protect the prepared tooth or area and then return for another visit in which we place the restoration. If you are receiving a dental implant, we may require a few visits to ensure proper healing and a good fit for your new tooth.
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While we agree that you can’t put a price on good health (especially when it comes to your teeth), we understand the reality of family budgets. That’s why we offer flexible treatment options and family-affordable pricing. You might say the only thing average about Dental House is our prices.
The Process of Creating and Fitting Restorations
Tooth restorations may be created from a variety of materials including silver, composite resin and porcelain, gold, cobalt-chrome, and glass ionomer cement. The material is applied directly to your tooth during a direct restoration, and indirect restorations are created by a dental technician in a lab and fitted at a later date.
To properly fit the restoration, your tooth or teeth will need to be prepared. The dentist may remove decay or structurally unsound parts of your tooth so that you have a healthy and solid tooth foundation. You may be fitted with a temporary prosthesis while you wait for your next appointment where you will get your permanent restoration.
You will be updated on all steps required and made as comfortable as possible during all of your visits. We will discuss all options with you because you are the most important person in the process. Feel free to ask questions and your dentist will always be available to answer. We want to ensure you receive the best solution for tooth function, aesthetics, and of course, your budget.
Download Price List
While we agree that you can’t put a price on good health (especially when it comes to your teeth), we understand the reality of family budgets. That’s why we offer flexible treatment options and family-affordable pricing. You might say the only thing average about Dental House is our prices.
The Process of Creating and Fitting Restorations
Tooth restorations may be created from a variety of materials including silver, composite resin and porcelain, gold, cobalt-chrome, and glass ionomer cement. The material is applied directly to your tooth during a direct restoration, and indirect restorations are created by a dental technician in a lab and fitted at a later date.
To properly fit the restoration, your tooth or teeth will need to be prepared. The dentist may remove decay or structurally unsound parts of your tooth so that you have a healthy and solid tooth foundation. You may be fitted with a temporary prosthesis while you wait for your next appointment where you will get your permanent restoration.
You will be updated on all steps required and made as comfortable as possible during all of your visits. We will discuss all options with you because you are the most important person in the process. Feel free to ask questions and your dentist will always be available to answer. We want to ensure you receive the best solution for tooth function, aesthetics, and of course, your budget.
Caring for Tooth Restorations
Once your restorations are in place, you need to care for them just like your natural teeth. Daily oral hygiene, a health diet, and professional dental cleanings are all important to ensure your restorations last as long as possible and to avoid future dental decay, infections, and other dental problems.
Caring for Tooth Restorations
Are There Risks with Tooth Restorations?
As with any medical treatment, there are risks involved. The risks of a tooth restoration will depend upon the extent of the original damage, the tooth structure and the type of restoration you choose. Some common risks are that deep cavities can lead to hot and cold sensitivity and pain, which may require root canal treatment in the future if it does not subside. Weak tooth structure may lead to complications that can affect it in the future.
Dental implants have the highest risk because they require minor surgery to place them. The risks may include excessive bleeding, flat breakdown, destructive inflammation, and failure to integrate, or implant failure.
Our team of experienced dentists at The Dental House at Gisborne are aware of all risks and so do our best to mitigate them. We want to provide you with the best outcome and will work to improve the structure of your teeth with restorations that will last long and look great.
Are There Risks with Tooth Restorations?
As with any medical treatment, there are risks involved. The risks of a tooth restoration will depend upon the extent of the original damage, the tooth structure and the type of restoration you choose. Some common risks are that deep cavities can lead to hot and cold sensitivity and pain, which may require root canal treatment in the future if it does not subside. Weak tooth structure may lead to complications that can affect it in the future.
Dental implants have the highest risk because they require minor surgery to place them. The risks may include excessive bleeding, flat breakdown, destructive inflammation, and failure to integrate, or implant failure.
Our team of experienced dentists at The Dental House at Gisborne are aware of all risks and so do our best to mitigate them. We want to provide you with the best outcome and will work to improve the structure of your teeth with restorations that will last long and look great.
Tooth Restoration Costs
Of course, the cost of tooth restoration will be different for each patient, but you can be sure at The Dental House we will be transparent and open from the very beginning. We want you to be confident and comfortable with your decision and will work with you to find the ideal solution for your teeth and your budget.
If you have damaged teeth, call today and schedule an appointment with us. We will do a full exam and discuss tooth restoration options and help reestablish your oral health.
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Tooth Restoration Costs
Of course, the cost of tooth restoration will be different for each patient, but you can be sure at The Dental House we will be transparent and open from the very beginning. We want you to be confident and comfortable with your decision and will work with you to find the ideal solution for your teeth and your budget.
If you have damaged teeth, call today and schedule an appointment with us. We will do a full exam and discuss tooth restoration options and help reestablish your oral health.
DOWNLOAD PRICE LIST
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Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.
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