What Restorative Dentistry Can Do for Your Smile

November 23, 2020 10:57 pm
Published by Gregory B. Garrett, DDS

Brunette woman in a yellow tanktop smiles and points to her restored smile

When people think of having a new and improved smile, many think of cosmetic treatments like teeth whitening. While cosmetic procedures can certainly enhance your smile restorative dentistry is also a huge tool in improving someone’s smile.

Centered on fixing dental issues rather than just esthetic imperfections, restorative dental care can bring along a number of benefits, such as preserving teeth alignment, strengthening teeth, and allowing you to eat, talk, and smile with confidence.

Replace Missing Teeth for a Full Smile

Some restorative dental treatments fall under the umbrella of tooth-replacement solutions. This includes dental bridges, dentures, and dental implants.

Do you have a single tooth missing or a whole arch missing? Did you lose a tooth in an accident or due to an infection? No matter your situation, we can find the right option for you! The great thing is, each treatment type offers their own benefits from affordability to convenience so you can choose the most suitable for your lifestyle.

Treat Dental Infection for a Healthier Smile

The best smile is a healthy smile. If something is off with the health of your smile, you may feel tooth sensitivity or pain that gets in the way of daily activities like chewing and talking. Dental infection can also lead to more serious concerns, such as the eventual loss of a tooth. With a restorative treatment like root canal therapy, we can preserve your natural tooth.

Repair Damage for Stronger Teeth

Sometimes life can leave some significant wear and tear on your teeth. Dental crowns are a treatment option to strengthen teeth that have been weakened or damaged so they can continue to have full function while looking great.

Schedule Your Consultation Today!

Our family-friendly, comprehensive dental services include a suite of restorative treatments. If you’re not quite sure which restorative dental procedure you might need to get your smile where it needs to be, we recommend scheduling a consultation with Dr. Garrett, your Wilmington dentist, and our team.