Fixed restorations
- Crowns: cover and protect a weakened or heavily filled tooth.
- Bridges: replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring to neighboring teeth or implants.
- Inlays and onlays: restore part of a tooth when a filling is not enough but a full crown is not needed.
Removable options
Partial dentures fill gaps while using remaining teeth for support; complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch. Implants can add stability to many dentures.
Planning your restoration
We check the bite, gum health and supporting teeth, then explain materials, steps and alternatives. Restorations need regular check-ups to stay comfortable and clean.
Prosthodontics — frequently asked questions
How long does a crown take?
Most crowns take two visits: one to prepare the tooth and place a temporary, and one to place the final crown. Your dentist will confirm for your case.
Can a broken denture be repaired?
Many denture problems can be repaired or adjusted. Bring it in for an evaluation.
Will my crown look natural?
Tooth-colored crowns are matched to the shade and shape of your neighboring teeth.
This page provides general information and is not a diagnosis. Treatment recommendations require an individual examination, and service availability may vary by location.