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Restorative Dentistry Lancaster
Fixing Injured Teeth and Stopping Further Dental Damage
When you’re suffering from dental injury or pain, the last thing you should do is put it off. At Lancaster Family Smiles, patients don’t have to worry about being subjected to unfair judgment about the state of their oral health. Seeking help is already a step in the right direction, and our team can’t wait to help you regain your ideal smile in a friendly and personalized environment.
Our restorative dentistry services are designed to treat chipped teeth as well as all issues in-between; sedation dentistry is also available if you struggle with dental-related anxiety or fear. Contact us today to schedule an appointment for restorative dentistry! Our dental office is located in Lancaster, TX, and new patients from Dallas and beyond are welcome.
Why Choose Lancaster Family Smiles for Restorative Dentistry?
- Advanced Technology for Diagnosing Dental Damage
- Compassionate, Caring Dentist and Team
- Evening Hours Available on Tuesday & Thursday for Busy Dental Patients
Tooth-Colored Fillings
As long as tooth decay is found and treated in time, the cavities that formed as a result can be repaired with a simple filling. While those made from gold or other metals are available, you may be worried about the effect they’ll have on your smile. For a more image-friendly solution, you can consider composite resin – a tooth-colored material that can be shaded to blend in with the enamel and molded to match the surrounding dental structure.
Dental Crowns
When a tooth is injured, decayed, or even lost, it’s important to have it restored as soon as possible so further damage doesn’t occur. In these cases, our doctors often recommend a custom dental crown as a lifelike and durable solution!
A dental crown is designed to fit over the white, visible portion of the tooth, restoring its shape and providing protection in a way that feels natural. Our Lancaster team recommends crowns in a variety of situations including dental decay that’s too severe for a filling to treat, overall weakened structure, a significant injury, cosmetic concerns, and as the finishing touch for a root canal or dental implant procedure. In most cases, dental crowns will take two appointments to place successfully – the first one will involve impressions and the placement of a temporary crown, and the second appointment is scheduled when your permanent restoration is ready.