Restorative Dentistry
When dental damage and decay strikes, having a trusted dental team already in your corner can make a world of difference in helping you get back to a strong, healthy smile swiftly and effectively. Whether you’re struggling with an issue that’s as minor as a small, aesthetic chip or something as severe as the loss of multiple teeth, Dr. Scott Wagner and his dedicated team are here to help with comprehensive, personalized attention and state-of-the-art technology that gets the job done. Don’t wait to pursue the high caliber of care you deserve – contact our Jacksonville Beach, FL practice today to schedule your first consultation.
CEREC ONE-VISIT CROWNS
Traditionally, it would take at least two visits to the dental office and a messy impression to fix a damaged tooth with a crown, but thanks to CEREC One-Visit Restorations, we can save you the time and discomfort all at once. No messy impressions and no gagging! With our CEREC system, we can design, mill, and place a completely custom-made all-porcelain dental crown in about an hour, all without having to use an uncomfortable dental impression. With CEREC, you get speed and quality all at the same time.
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH DENTURES
With the right kind of dentures, we cannot only replace your missing teeth, but also enhance the entire appearance of your face as well as enable you to speak, eat, and smile with confidence. A normal denture simply can’t guarantee this kind of result, which is why our practice only uses Fountain of Your Dentures to help those patients with multiple missing teeth. With them, you won’t just get your smile back, but we can easily take years off of your appearance as well.
DENTAL CROWNS & BRIDGES
Dental crowns are individual restorations that are designed to cover a single tooth, rebuilding its functional shape and appearance while preserving what remains of the natural structure underneath. Dr. Wagner may recommend one if you are struggling with severe tooth decay, an injury, worn-down enamel, or cosmetic imperfections. Additionally, dental crowns can be combined to create a dental bridge, which replaces one or more consecutive missing teeth. The crowns are anchored over adjacent natural teeth, holding the new bridge sturdily in place for a fixed and reliable result.
INLAYS/ONLAYS
When a tooth is too damaged to support a filling but not quite at the stage of requiring a new dental crown, a personalized inlay or onlay may be the ideal in-between solution here in Jacksonville Beach, FL. Inlays are designed to fit within the cusps of the tooth, while onlays wrap around the cusps and cover a greater amount of the tooth’s surface. These small restorations are designed to be attractive, durable, and long-lasting.
IMPLANT CROWNS
In addition to the traditional uses of a custom-made dental crown, these singular restorations can also be used to effectively cover a single implant! Crowns are the optimal solution for replacing single implants/teeth because they will not significantly impact the health or structure of the patient’s remaining smile. Better yet, we can use CEREC to create your new restoration in just one appointment for maximum convenience. We provide state-of-the-art dental implants through our reconstructive services.
COMPOSITE RESIN FILLINGS
Frequently Asked Questions About Restorative Dentistry
Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing and restoring the function and structure of damaged or missing teeth. It includes treatments like fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants to improve oral health, restore bite function, and enhance the appearance of teeth.
Restorative dentistry includes treatments that repair or replace damaged or missing teeth. Common procedures are fillings, crowns, bridges, root canals, dentures, and dental implants. These treatments help restore the function, structure, and appearance of teeth, improving overall oral health.
Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing and restoring the function and health of teeth, addressing issues like decay, damage, or missing teeth through treatments like fillings, crowns, and implants. Cosmetic dentistry, on the other hand, aims to improve the appearance of the teeth and smile through procedures such as whitening, veneers, and bonding. While restorative dentistry is essential for oral health, cosmetic dentistry is elective and focused on aesthetics.
During a restorative dental procedure, the dentist will first assess the damage and may take X-rays. Local anesthesia is typically used to numb the area. The procedure can involve removing decay, reshaping the tooth, or placing a crown, filling, or implant. The length and steps depend on the treatment type, but most procedures aim to restore function and comfort, with some possible post-procedure soreness.
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