Tooth-colored (white) fillings
We repair cavities with composite fillings that are matched to the shade of your natural teeth. White fillings bond directly to the tooth, so they often require removing less healthy tooth structure than traditional metal fillings — and they blend in seamlessly.
Dental crowns
A crown is a custom cap that covers and protects a tooth that is badly decayed, cracked, worn or weakened after a root canal. Modern crowns are strong, durable and designed to match the color and shape of the teeth around them.
Dental bridges
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a natural-looking replacement tooth to the healthy teeth or implants on either side of the gap. Filling the space helps you chew comfortably, keeps neighboring teeth from shifting and restores the look of your smile.
Our approach to restorative care
We believe in conservative dentistry: saving as much of your natural tooth as possible and recommending only the treatment you truly need. Before we begin, we’ll walk you through your options, show you what we see on your X-rays or 3D images, and give you a transparent estimate. If a tooth can’t be saved, we can talk through replacement options like dental implants or dentures.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I need a crown or a filling?
Small to moderate cavities can usually be repaired with a filling. When a large part of the tooth is damaged or cracked, a crown provides more strength and protection. We will explain which option is right for your tooth and why.
Can you replace my old metal fillings?
Yes. If an older metal filling is worn, cracked or leaking, we can replace it with a tooth-colored restoration. We will let you know if a filling is still healthy and does not need replacing.
Are crowns and bridges covered by insurance?
Many dental plans cover a portion of crowns and bridges. We are happy to check your benefits and provide an estimate before treatment.