Restorative Care
The hardest substance in the human body is tooth enamel. When this protective shield is broken down due to disease, trauma, or poor bite, teeth can be permanently damaged or lost. This damage increases the risk of dental infection, can compromise the health of surrounding teeth, and disrupt the body's digestive processes.

Restorative dentistry techniques and materials are designed to rebuild and replace natural tooth structure to normal shape, size and function to maintain bite balance and return your smile to a comfortable, healthy state that is easier to clean and maintain.

• Broken or decayed teeth
• Missing teeth
• Aged and discolored crown and bridge work
• Loose and ill-fitting dentures
• Large, broken-down fillings
• Misaligned bite and related jaw pain
• Gum disease due to non-cleansable tooth surfaces
• Early stages of dental decay
• Collapsed bite