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| • | Mercury-free laser fillings |
| • | Lab-processed porcelain crowns, bridges, and veneers for exquisite cosmetic results |
| • | Tooth-colored zirconium or traditional gold inlays, onlays, and crowns for durability and minimal reactivity |
| • | Implant restoration |
| • | Full-mouth reconstruction |
| • | Beautiful cosmetic restoration of multiple or individual teeth |
| • | Traditional and implant-supported dentures and partials |
Even with the most ideal preventive measures in place, teeth can still sometimes need restoration. Accidents and injuries happen, old dental work may need to be replaced, and permanent teeth can sometimes be congenitally missing or malformed. Poor diet habits, pregnancy, chronic health issues, long-term medications, and even stress can also lead to an increased incidence of bacterial plaque. For some people, these higher plaque numbers may result in new decay, gum disease, and even tooth loss. And for those of us who had several cavities and large fillings as children, the restoration process tends to continue on into adulthood, as those filled teeth tend to weaken over time and may begin to crack or break with age.
