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Restorative Dentistry Services
Sometimes, despite your best efforts, dental and oral health problems like decay, tooth loss, infection, injury or damage can still occur. Oftentimes, other medical conditions can contribute to tooth loss and a decline in oral health.
At Whiteboard Family Dental, our team of experts provides a range of restorative dentistry services to get your mouth back to a place of total health and to protect against future issues. We recognize the unique situations of patients in need of restorative treatment and approach each patient with empathy, kindness and our signature professional, gentle touch.
What is Restorative Dentistry?
While preventative dentistry deals with protecting your mouth from future problems and cosmetic dentistry focuses on enhancing the features of your smile, restorative dentistry handles all necessary repair, restoration and maintenance caused by decay, disease and damage.
For example, if a patient experiences an injury or trauma to the face that results in the loss of teeth, a restorative treatment option is dental implants. For patients with deep, untreated cavities resulting in an infection in the soft tissue beneath a tooth, a root canal is a restorative treatment to stop the infection from spreading and protect against future caries.
Some of the restorative needs we see most frequently at Whiteboard Family Dental include root canals, decay, a need to replace a missing tooth or teeth and gum disease. As Franklin county area’s top choice in dental professionals, we are extensively experienced in treating all of this and more.
What is Considered a Restorative Dentistry Treatment?
A restorative dental treatment is anything focused on addressing an existing issue in oral health, repairing both the symptom and problem and promoting overall healing of the mouth.
Common types of dental restorations include:
- Root canals, which is when inflamed and infected pulp is removed from beneath a tooth as a result of a cavity
- Dental implants, which are used to replace missing teeth and support future bone growth
- Bridges, which fill major gaps between existing healthy teeth
- Full and partial dentures, which are removable sets of replacement teeth and are usually less expensive than what dental implants cost
- All-on-Four, which replaces a full arch of teeth with a set of implants
Implant restoration, which is when the crown used for a dental implant is updated and replaced if it begins to wear down like a natural tooth
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Dental Implants
Despite your best efforts to maintain good oral hygiene and dental care, tooth loss may occur throughout life due to gum disease, decay, injury, other types of diseases or oral health issues entirely outside of your control. Dental implants are a durable, permanent tooth replacement option for patients missing teeth that restore your smile to…
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Inlays and Onlays
For patients who don’t need a full dental crown, ceramic inlays and onlays are an excellent solution. Inlays and onlays are the ideal dental treatment for preserving your natural teeth structure, treating significant decay in teeth and saving as much of your exisiting tooth as possible. They are sometimes even called “partial crowns” for this…
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Dentures (Full and Partial)
There are more options than ever for restoring your smile and the health of your mouth. One of the most common and affordable solutions to replace missing teeth are dentures, or sets of artificial teeth you can wear to replace some or even all of your teeth.
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Dental Bridges
Losing teeth isn’t just something that happens to children–sometimes, despite your best efforts, adults can lose teeth due to injury, decay or disease. Dr.
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CEREC Crowns
Modern dental technology has revolutionized many treatments, and it has never been easier to treat damaged, decayed or injured teeth with a ceramic crown. In fact, with the help of a CEREC system, our team can create crowns in just one visit!
Looking For Expert dental in Dublin?
If you need expert care, Whiteboard Family Dental is here to help. Our dentists provide compassionate, high-quality dental treatment options to protect and restore teeth. Call us at (614) 555-8888 to schedule an appointment! Let us help you preserve the health and function of your teeth with advanced oral care.