Category: Restorative Dentistry

Root canal therapy is often necessary to remove bacteria from an infected tooth root and save a natural tooth. The treatment protects the vulnerable tooth structure from reinfection and involves removing the infected or inflamed

Full mouth reconstruction involves a number of procedures and treatments that are customized to address the functional problems with someone’s smile. These restorative dentistry options may include bone grafts to rebuild the jawbone and accommodate

Nearly everyone gets a cavity or sustains minor tooth damage at some point. These problems can usually be treated in one or two dental appointments. But what happens if you have multiple problems simultaneously affecting

Inlays and onlays can be a practical option when tooth damage or decay is too extensive to be treated with a regular filling, but has not yet progressed to the point where a crown would

Although today’s dental crown are strong and durable, they are not likely to last the rest of your life. Most crowns last between five and 15 years before needing to be replaced (or at least

A full mouth reconstruction is performed to help a patient suffering from several dental problems simultaneously — such as tooth decay, tooth loss and/or dental injuries. It is a lengthy process that combines multiple restorative

Dr. Gordon Bell of The Center for Dental Excellence is always looking for ways to improve treatment outcomes for his loyal patients. The CEREC system is a type of technology that has been extremely successful

When a tooth falls out, there are consequences for the surrounding teeth, the underlying jawbone and the mouth as a whole. Replacing the tooth is critical for oral health and function. However, it can be