Cavities (dental caries) are the most common and most preventable dental problem, occurring when residual sugars in the mouth are converted into acids which attack the enamel on the outside of teeth. As the acid eats its way through this protective layer, it exposes the delicate nerve center of the tooth. Exposed nerves can cause extreme pain and sensitivity to heat, cold, and pressure.
In order to correct a cavity, part of the damaged tooth is prepared and the hole is filled with a white composite resin. Our team uses visual and radiographic examination to determine if you may need a new cavity fixed or an old filling replaced.

A crown is a tooth-shaped “cap” that covers the entire tooth to restore its size, shape, and function. Crowns provide much more than cosmetics – dental crowns are used to repair cracked or broken teeth, to strengthen and protect weakened or decaying teeth, and to provide support for other dental structures, such as bridges or dentures. Permanent dental crowns can be made from all metal, ceramic (zirconia), or porcelain materials. Our dentists work with you to determine if a crown is needed in your dental health care plan.

A dental bridge is an excellent option for restoring or replacing teeth lost to aging, accidents, or disease. A dental bridge literally “bridges” the gap created by one or more missing teeth, using the adjacent teeth as a support. Besides being aesthetically pleasing, dental bridges can also restore your ability to speak and chew properly. Dental bridges are an excellent solution to even out your smile and improve your oral health. A bridge may be considered over dental implants in certain situations, as evaluated by our dentists and collaborating specialists. Learn more about dental implants.
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