Restorative Dentistry – Richardson, TX

Restore Your Smile’s Health and Appearance

 

Teeth can’t heal themselves when they become broken or decayed. Fortunately, you don’t have to force yourself to live with a damaged smile; our dentistry team at Jupiter Family Dental of Richardson has several ways to repair your grin, including tooth-colored fillings and various types of dental crowns. If you currently have a tooth that needs to be fixed, don’t lose any time calling our dental team, so we can take care of the problem and renew your oral health with restorative dentistry in our Richardson, TX dental office.

 

Why Choose Jupiter Family Dental of Richardson for Restorative Dentistry?

  • Lifelike, Long-Lasting Fillings
  • Variety of Materials for Dental Crowns
  • Sedation for Stress-Free Treatments

 

Tooth-Colored Fillings

Animated smile with tooth colored fillings

Fillings are the restoration of choice when you have a cavity or some minor dental damage. In the past, silver amalgam was the standard for making fillings, but nowadays there’s a much more attractive and smile-friendly solution available. Tooth-colored fillings are made out of a composite resin that can blend in with your natural tooth enamel, and they can mold into the teeth more easily so that we can protect the natural enamel.

 

Dental Crowns

Model smile with dental crown restoration in place

A crown is a cap that’s designed to fit perfectly over a natural tooth, restoring its original shape and size. This protects them from further damage and infection, and it allows you to continue biting and chewing normally without putting your tooth at risk. While we do offer traditional gold crowns, we also have several lifelike options like porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal, and zirconia. The material we recommend will be based on your needs and preferences.

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Root Canals

Model of the inside of a healthy tooth and tooth in need of root canal treatment

Sometimes the damage extends past the surface of the enamel and extends to the pulp at the center of the tooth. Infected dental pulp is one of the leading causes of toothaches, but with the help of root canal therapy, we can remove the infection and put a stop to your pain. Your mouth will be numbed for the procedure, and we’ll do whatever we can to keep you as comfortable as possible while we treat your tooth.

 

Tooth Extractions

Metal clasp holding an extracted tooth

Some dental damage is so extensive that even a filling or a crown won’t be enough to fix it. In other cases, a tooth infection may have gotten severe enough that root canal therapy is no longer a viable choice. In these situations, we may have to remove your tooth altogether. This is only done as a last resort, and our friendly team will be by your side to make the process as straightforward and comfortable as possible.