Whatever caused your tooth loss, whether it was an injury or oral health problem like gum disease, it’s done! Now you can focus on repairing any remaining problem (perhaps you require periodontal treatment or restorative care) and replacing your tooth. We always encourage patients to look on the bright side, since dental care provides multiple pathways toward a healthy smile.
If you imagine that you’re going to receive some very obvious and unnatural looking tooth replacement after tooth loss, think again. Just like the rest of technology these days, advancements in the dental arena mean lighter weight, sleeker, natural looking options to replace teeth. Your smile will look beautiful and you will get your quality of life back.
Throughout your experience with our dental team, not only will you receive the tooth replacement that will fully restore your grin but you will also become equipped to avoid additional tooth loss in the future. You can leave our practice with a complete smile that remains that way!
Composite bonding can improve small chips, minor gaps, uneven edges, narrow teeth, and certain localized…
Invisalign may correct crowded teeth, gaps, crooked or rotated teeth, and selected overbites, underbites, crossbites,…
Teeth whitening and bonding can be combined, but most patients should whiten first and bond…
Composite bonding on front teeth can last for years with good care, but the lifespan…
Dental bonding and tooth contouring, sometimes called teeth contouring and bonding, can be used together…
Composite edge bonding can often improve uneven, rough, or slightly chipped front tooth edges by…