Restorative Dentistry Allen
Strengthening Teeth to Help Them Last
A cosmetic treatment can be effective for surface-level smile concerns, but when your oral health is affected and issues are no longer superficial, then you will need a restorative procedure to repair and address the issue before the damage gets worse. Restorative dental treatments help improve the health, integrity, and function of your smile by fixing damage caused by traumatic injury or dental infection. Your dentist will recommend the restorative option best suited to address your needs, depending on the severity of your oral health issue.
Why Choose Allen Family Dental for Restorative Dentistry?
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Why Do I Need Restorative Dentistry?
Tooth decay is one of the most common oral health threats affecting people’s smiles. Left untreated, a cavity can progress until eventually the entire tooth is compromised and the health of surrounding teeth is threatened. In early stages of the disease, a dental filling may be sufficient to treat the infection, whereas later in the process, root canal therapy or even a dental extraction may be most suitable. In addition to decay, fractured or damaged teeth, missing structures, and more can all be addressed with the help of a dental restoration.
Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are small protective caps that are custom-designed to fit over your existing teeth to provide them with an additional layer of protection and support. They help restore teeth that are damaged, have been previously treated, or that are misshapen to prevent additional damage and restore your smile.
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Tooth-Colored Fillings
Cavities are the number one dental problem in the country. In fact, out of all of your friends and family, there are likely few-to-none that don’t have a tooth-colored filling. This treatment helps repair damage left behind by decay as well as stops it from spreading, all without drawing attention to it.