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Restorative Dentistry


Restorative dentistry is a broad term used to describe the types of filling and restoration materials and procedures. Restorative Dentistry uses composite materials to replace, repair, or maintain a patients’ oral health. Restorative Dentistry ‘restores’ teeth to better physical shape, esthetics, and function.

The dentists in our practice give patients choices regarding materials and procedures to restore teeth. These choices are based on location in the mouth and the suitability of the restorative material choice. One of the great benefits of restorative dentistry is it gives the dentist the ability to recreate something artistically, using these materials, and restore it as closely as possible to its natural shape and function. The way it naturally was.Restorative Dentistry using gold and composit to restore a fractured tooth in St. Joseph.

Why are we the Restorative experts?

All dental work in our practice starts with a complete diagnosis and interview with our patients about their needs, wants, and problems they may be having physically. We may recommend therapies such as a nightguard or splint. A patient experiencing sensitivity, joint problems, problems chewing, problems opening your mouth, you notice your teeth are wearing down or chipping, you may need restorative dentistry. The issues you may be experiencing may require comprehensive restorative dentistry. Know that there are solutions we can apply that can stop more damage from occurring. We can also make you comfortable with a splint and minimize the wear on your teeth.

Restorative dental procedures use various materials and techniques to restore a tooth or teeth to their natural God-given function and appearance. Restorative Dentistry is an art. We are proud to offer our skills and services to those who value keeping their teeth and moving toward health in their lives.

Call our office today (816) 233-0142 and let us know if you are experiencing any of these symptoms: breaking your teeth, breaking your crowns, headaches, dizziness, and tiredness. These symptoms may be a result of your teeth not fitting together correctly.