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Do you have severe damage and pain, or a suspicious dark spot, or small chip? We will take our time to review all of the appropriate options in detail with you to ensure your full understanding of the situation. Our goal is to listen to your concerns. taking great care to address them in an efficient and effective manner.
 Tooth DamageA tooth may need treatment due to a cavity, a fracture, or a combination of the two. The severity and extent of the damage determines how best to restore it. |  FillingsIf the tooth damage is noted early in the process and is slight, it can often be repaired with filling material. In the past, a dark colored metal based material was utilized. Today, repair is made with a tooth colored composite acrylic material which is bonded to the tooth with adhesive. This material offers better esthetics and allows for less tooth removal. |  CrownWhen tooth damage is moderate to severe it is often necessary to add more structural support than a filling can provide in order to prevent even greater future damage. |  Crown MaterialsToday there are three common varieties of crowns; all ceramic, all metal. or a combination of the two materials. The main factors for consideration in material choice are strength and esthetics. |
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 Root CanalOccasionally a tooth will have deeper damage which then involves its nerve. This can be due to decay, fracture, or chronic stress to the tooth. Because a tooth nerve cannot be repaired, the nerve is removed from the root and the tooth is preserved. In most cases, the tooth will then require the extra structural protection of a crown. |
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