Restorative Options
Modern oral health and protective options.
Specialties represented among ABOI Diplomates include general practice, oral and maxillofacial surgery, periodontology, and prosthodontics. The ABOI/ID Diplomate designation symbolizes the highest level of competence in implant dentistry. Certification by the ABOI/ID attests to the fact that a dentist has demonstrated knowledge, ability, and proficiency in implant dentistry through a rigorous examination process.
Dental Restoration
Dental restorative options have come a long way in recent years, offering patients a variety of ways to improve their oral health and protect their teeth from further damage. From advances in bonding, sleep apnea treatments, tooth replacement options, and 3D scanning and printing, these restorations can help your smile look better and feel better.
But which restorative option is right for you? First and foremost, the field of dentistry is constantly evolving. There are some options that are here to stay and some that have not successfully persisted as viable treatment options. The following are common restorative options that have been proven to be successful over time:
- Conscious Sedation for anxiety and phobias
- Occlusal/Night Guard to protect the teeth from subconscious destructive habits
- Cone Beam CT Scanning for 3D diagnostics for three dimensional visualization
- Intraoral (inside the mouth) Optical Scanner instead of impressions
- Implants to replace single or multiple teeth
- Bone Grafting and Sinus Augmentation to create bone for dental implants
- Clear Aligners (like Invisalign) for most orthodontic movements
- Deep Cleanings (Scaling and Root Planing) to treat gum disease
- Gum Grafting to halt and even improve recession
- Whitening Treatments whether in office or take-home are very effective
- Zirconia Crowns rather than older porcelain fused to metal crowns to restore teeth
- eMax (Lithium Disilicate) Crowns that are strong and esthetic to restore front teeth
- Zirconia Bridges instead of porcelain fused to metal bridges to replace missing teeth
- In Office 3D Printed Surgical Guides for more accurate implant surgeries
- In Office 3D Printed Temporary Crowns for long term provisionals (trial run)
- In Office 3D Printed Full Arch Implant Supported Bridge for immediate and long term
- In Office CAD/CAM milling machine and firing furnace for quicker crowns and bridges
- Resin/Composite Bonding for filling teeth and making veneers in office
- Sleep Apnea Devices to reposition the jaw and allow better air flow when sleeping
These options can help restore your teeth to the way they were before any damage occurred. They can also arrest existing disease conditions. This will not only improve the appearance of your smile, but it can also help you avoid even more costly and invasive treatments down the road. At Red Hills Dental, we want you to look better, feel better, and consequently live better. Restorative options can also help protect your teeth from further damage. For example, fillings are designed to fill in any gaps or cavities that may have developed in your teeth, while crowns and occlusal guards cover and protect teeth that may have suffered significant damage. These protective treatments can help ensure that your teeth remain healthy and strong for many years to come. Finally, we want to improve the overall health of your mouth and body. Regular visits to the dentist, combined with proper oral hygiene will help to accomplish just that.
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