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Restorative dentistry helps you keep your natural teeth, as well as replace teeth while maintaining a natural appearance.
Repairing damaged teeth may involve fillings or crowns. You might have memories of unsightly silver amalgam fillings after experiencing tooth decay or cavities as a child, but our metal-free fillings are made using a composite material. This material can be used to match the color of your existing teeth, ensuring completely natural looking teeth. A filling or crown is sometimes combined with root canal therapy, which is used to remove infected pulp or a damaged nerve from the tooth. The tooth is then filled, and a crown placed on top to protect it, allowing you to keep your natural tooth.
Our porcelain crowns can be used to repair and protect your teeth. If a tooth is cracked or chipped, a crown prevents further damage while restoring a smoother surface and helping to prevent tooth loss. It extends the life of the tooth and renews its strength so that it can stand up to the stress it takes from chewing and more.
When it comes to restorative dentistry we have 2 main options. Direct and indirect. We now live in an age where we have many choices for repairing worn, decayed, damaged, or missing teeth. With Dr. Dalesandro, you'll discuss which option is best for you. Now let's break down the difference between direct and indirect dental restoration.
Some Restorative Dentistry work like dental implants, is most likely not covered by your dental insurance. Another option is to check with your medical insurance, It is possible to have it covered with them depending on your condition. In some cases other medical issues can affect your dental health, this is one of those situations that your medical insurance can come in and cover costs. You'll have to speak with your dentist to figure out the best plan for action.