How Long do Restorative Results Last?In order to estimate how long your restorations might last, it is important to take into account how well you take care of your teeth. If you spend plenty of time cleaning them, for example, then you can probably plan on them lasting for over a decade. Learn More About Restorative DentistryBonding (Composite)Using the same composite resin that we use to produce tooth colored fillings we can fix structural and aesthetic issues in your teeth with composite bonding. Make chips and cracks disappear in no time at all with composite bonding. Read More About Composite Bonding >> Bone GraftThanks to continued research and development, there are still ways to make implants possible, even if you may lack the necessary amount of natural bone mass in your jaw. One way that implants are made possible is through a surgical procedure known as a bone graft. A bone graft takes bone from elsewhere in your body, or from a donor, and implants it into the weakened areas of your jaw, restoring strength. Another option, which can help you to avoid the need for a second surgery, is the All-on-4 treatment concept. This treatment is done if you are missing an entire arch of teeth and relies on four implants that are placed to make the most of the bone mass you still have remaining in your jaw. BridgesDental bridges offer a permanent tooth replacement option that fills the void left behind when a tooth goes missing. Bridges replace teeth in both form and function. Read More About Dental Bridges >> CrownsWhen a tooth has suffered significant structural damage, we are often able to save it with a dental crown. A crown sits on top of your tooth and allows you to eat and speak as you normally would. Read More About Dental Crowns >> Crown LengtheningCrown lengthening (AKA: "crown-elongation" or "crown-extension") is a surgical procedure that is done when the tooth is too short to provide adequate retention for a restoration (usually a crown). Read More About Crown Lengthening >> DenturesWhen you are missing some or all of your teeth, partial and full dentures offer a great tooth replacement option. Read More About Dentures >> ExtractionsWhen a tooth has reached the end of its useful life, we will often recommend removing it with an extraction. Read More About Extractions >> Fillings (Composite)When a tooth is affected by bacterial decay we will remove the decay and place a filling. Composite resin is the same color as your teeth and able to last a long time. Read More About Fillings >> ImplantsDental implants are a widely popular treatment for replacing missing teeth, and an option that we proudly offer at Beautiful Smiles. Dental implants consist of small titanium posts that are surgically implanted into the jawbone. These posts are then used to support your replacement teeth. Implants offer numerous benefits over traditional replacement options. Read More About Dental Implants >> Root Canal TherapyWhen a tooth suffers extreme decay we can sometimes save it by performing a root canal on it. This procedure saves our Woodland, CA patients tons of time and money that would otherwise need to be spent replacing a tooth by allowing them to keep their natural tooth. Read More About Root Canals >> Schedule Your Restorative Dental AppointmentTo find out more information about tooth restorations and how restorative dentistry can help restore the natural appearance and function of your smile, give us a call today at (530) 206-9211! We are looking forward to seeing you at our Woodland, CA dental practice! |
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