Restorative Dentistry

In Hollis

Cavities are one of the most common oral conditions, which is why addressing them early is essential to protecting your teeth. When left untreated, a cavity can progress and eventually require more extensive treatment. With a simple filling, we can stop the progression of a cavity in a single visit and preserve your natural tooth structure. Maintaining regular recare appointments—whether every 3, 4, or 6 months—is one of the most effective ways to help prevent new cavities from developing in the first place.

Dental crowns are designed to restore and protect teeth that have been structurally compromised—whether from fracture, significant wear, or previous treatment. By fully covering the remaining tooth structure, a crown reinforces strength, protects the root, and supports proper bite function. In cases such as root canal therapy or substantial loss of tooth structure, a crown is often recommended to ensure long-term stability. At our practice, each crown is designed with exceptional precision to look and function like a natural tooth.

Dental bridges offer a reliable and natural-looking solution for replacing one or more missing teeth. By securing a custom bridge to the teeth on either side of the space, we create a stable restoration that won’t shift when you eat or speak. Each bridge is carefully color-matched to blend with your smile, helping prevent adjacent teeth from drifting and supporting proper bite alignment. Schedule a consultation to learn whether a dental bridge could be the right treatment option for restoring completeness to your smile.

When a tooth becomes painful or extremely sensitive, it may indicate that the inner tissue has been irritated or compromised. In these cases, root canal therapy can help relieve discomfort and preserve your natural tooth. During treatment, the affected tissue inside the tooth is carefully removed, and the area is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. While it’s increasingly common to consider removing a tooth and placing an implant, a root canal allows us to protect what nature originally gave you—your own tooth, root, and the surrounding tissues.

While we always aim to preserve natural teeth whenever possible, there are situations where removing a severely compromised tooth is the most appropriate step for your oral health. Using gentle techniques and local anesthesia, problematic teeth can be removed comfortably, helping alleviate discomfort and protect surrounding structures. Extraction may also create the proper foundation for future treatment, whether that involves an implant, bridge, or another restorative option.

Dental implants are designed to replace missing teeth in a way that looks, feels, and functions remarkably natural. With a stable foundation that integrates directly with the jawbone, implants allow you to enjoy everyday activities—eating, speaking, and smiling—with confidence and ease. Implants aren’t limited to replacing a single tooth; they can be used to support multiple missing teeth with implant-retained bridges, or even provide secure, stable retention for full or partial dentures. Our approach combines advanced digital planning with precise surgical techniques to ensure a comfortable experience and beautifully predictable results.

Dentures offer a removable treatment option for restoring your smile when multiple teeth are missing. Modern dentures are carefully customized for a natural appearance and a comfortable fit, using advanced materials that closely resemble natural teeth. Depending on your needs, full or partial dentures may be recommended to help you speak, chew, and smile with confidence. Schedule a consultation to learn whether dentures are an appropriate option for restoring your comfort, function, and quality of life.

Implant-retained dentures are designed to offer a more secure and comfortable alternative for full-arch tooth replacement. The denture attaches to several implants, allowing it to stay firmly in place and, depending on your needs, it can be designed as removable or completely fixed. This combination of implant support and modern materials can create a more natural everyday experience, both in appearance and function.

After an implant has properly integrated, a custom crown is placed to complete the restoration. This crown becomes the visible part of the tooth and is individually crafted to harmonize with your natural smile. Through careful design and precise shade matching, the result feels natural, functional, and beautifully integrated—so it simply looks like your own tooth.