Teeth are incredibly durable and meant to withstand daily forces, but that doesn’t mean they won’t erode or break down in some way eventually. Even with the best at-home oral care, your tooth enamel can chip, crack, and even break apart, causing severe discomfort and making it nearly impossible to enjoy your favorite foods and beverages. At Allen Smile Design, we’ll make sure your next restorative treatment gives your teeth new life, so you can enjoy yours. Call our dental office to consider your options for restorative dentsitry in Allen, TX today!
If you already have dental fillings, there’s a chance that they are made from silver amalgam, a material designed to protect teeth, but with a few setbacks. For one, amalgam is very visible in teeth, making it less than ideal for appearances. It also tends to cause teeth to fracture further when placed in the tooth for too long. It even requires removal of additional enamel to place! Tooth-colored fillings use no metal whatsoever, helping you avoid all of these compromises.
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Dental crowns come in many different forms, but they all serve the same general purpose; to repair, restore and protect teeth from future damage. Each crown we make is designed to last a very long time, make it easy to chew food, and make your smile look complete and natural. They are also used to create dental bridges, dentures, and to cover dental implants after they’ve been placed inside of the jaw.
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If you have several decayed, broken, or missing teeth along with bite problems, you don’t have to get each of these issues fixed one at a time. Dr. Lewis can use a full mouth reconstruction to address several problems at once to fully revive a patient’s oral health and appearance. Rather than being a single procedure, a full mouth reconstruction combines multiple restorative and cosmetic treatments into one seamless plan. This allows a patient to get what they need much faster and enjoy a better result they can trust will stand the test of time.
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