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Teeth Repair and Restoration in Reno
"The Reno Dentist has been fantastic! The office is clean, the reception area is bright and cheerful, the receptionists are helpful and friendly. I feel like I’m visiting friends instead of being shuttled around like a faceless number. They’ve done amazing work, fixing my broken tooth, repairing cavities, and even made me an emergency retainer in less than 24 hrs!! My husband is very dentist-averse and this is the first office he has willingly visited. Dr Adams and Dr Sykes have done amazing work, removing broken teeth and rebuilding his smile. Thank you so much, we love you all!!!"
- Rebecca P.
Restorative dentistry is an umbrella term, involving everything to do with repairing and restoring those pearly whites – this includes physical corrections such as dental crowns, teeth straightening, strengthening and even full-mouth reconstruction, or aesthetic procedures such as teeth whitening. There is much evidence showing that restorative dentistry is beneficial in treating gum disease as well as pain in the head and neck, as well as general overall health. Although many people are unaware of it, dental issues have even been linked to some forms of heart disease, so it really does pay to opt for restorative dentistry if you need it.
Benefits of Restorative Dentistry
Restorative dentistry can enhance oral health and boost your teeth and confidence. Some of the benefits that can come from restorative dentistry include:
- Repair chipped or broken teeth
- Repair root damage and infection
- Restore damaged or stained teeth
- Eliminate pain and sensitivity
- Restore your smile to its natural look
Restorative Dentistry Treatments
Porcelain dental crowns are a popular restorative procedure and for good reason. Dental crowns can be used both to improve functionality and to aesthetically restore your smile from any damage that has occurred. For more serious problems, full-mouth reconstruction can also be performed as restorative dentistry.
Restorative dentistry also concerns fillings, including tooth-colored restoration, gum disease and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, which can cause intense pain around the jaw. TMJ as well as gum-disease can both be addressed, treated and rectified with restorative dentistry, and a porcelain dental crown may also be used to correct teeth imperfections that occur as a result of these problems.
Below is more information on some of our most popular restorative dentistry treatments:
Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are custom caps placed over damaged or weakened teeth to restore shape, strength, and appearance while protecting the tooth from further decay or structural damage.
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Dental Implants
Dental implants are titanium posts surgically placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth roots, providing a strong foundation for crowns, bridges, or dentures with natural function.
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Dentures & Partial Dentures
Dentures and partial dentures are removable appliances designed to replace multiple missing teeth, improving chewing, speech, and facial support while restoring a natural looking smile and confidence.
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TMJ Disorder
TMJ disorder affects the jaw joint and muscles, causing pain, clicking, or issues, and treatments focus on relieving discomfort, improving function, and preventing long term joint damage.
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When you come into The Reno Dentist for a dental implant procedure, we’ll make your care our top priority. We want each patient to have an excellent experience and to feel comfortable in our office. Sedation dentistry is available before any dental implant procedure and can help patients achieve a greater level of relaxation and comfort. Every step of our implant dentistry procedure from diagnosis to restoration can be performed right here in our office. Patients can have their implant placed and restored by the dentist they already know and trust without outsourcing the procedure to another oral surgeon.
We personalize each procedure to ensure that the treatment will meet each patient’s individual needs. If you have unique needs, we will work to accommodate them.
With a short visit to The Reno Dentist your teeth concerns can be corrected, leaving you with a perfect set of teeth that will enhance your smile and confidence, letting you get on with your day and your life in comfort.
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Schedule a Restorative Dentistry Consultation in Reno!
Contact our office today for a reconstructive dentistry consultation. Whether you need a single dental crown or a full-mouth reconstruction, The The Reno Dentist has the experience and expertise to help with your specific situation. If you live or work in Spanish Springs, Reno, Sparks NV or the surrounding area, call us in Reno at the number above or fill out the form on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions About Restorative Dentistry
What dental problems can restorative dentistry treat?
Restorative dentistry can treat many issues, including cavities, cracked teeth, worn enamel, missing teeth, and damaged dental restorations.
Why is it important to repair damaged teeth early?
Early treatment prevents further damage and helps protect the surrounding teeth and gums. Addressing problems quickly can also reduce the need for more complex procedures later.
Can restorative dentistry improve the function of my teeth?
Yes. Restorative procedures help patients chew, speak, and bite more comfortably by restoring proper tooth structure and alignment.
How do dentists determine the right restorative treatment?
Dentists examine the teeth, gums, and bite alignment to identify the cause of the problem. They then recommend the most appropriate treatment based on the severity of the damage.
Can restorative dentistry help relieve tooth pain?
Yes. Treating cavities, cracks, or infections often reduces pain and sensitivity by repairing the damaged portion of the tooth.
Can restorative dentistry improve the appearance of my smile?
Yes. Many restorative procedures also enhance aesthetics by restoring the natural shape, color, and symmetry of the teeth.