If oral disease is present in your smile, then it’s going to be time for restorative care. Generally speaking, this is going to include problems like tooth decay (which we may address with a beautiful dental filling) or infection (which we will address with a root canal treatment and dental crown). Remember that if you don’t take care of these types of concerns with restorative treatments, they will get worse, they will cause more and more damage over time, and complications will continue to become more complex.
Now, whether or not disease is present, we remind you that you may require restorative dental care when your tooth is seriously damaged. Maybe you have a broken tooth that occurred when you accidentally bit into something hard or experienced a strong impact. When your tooth is cracked, broken, etc., come in for the care you need. We often address damaged teeth with the placement of a beautiful, custom-crafted dental crown that restores structure to your tooth and lets you recover your oral health.
If your tooth is in such bad shape or is so dangerous to surrounding teeth (and something we cannot fix), then it’s going to be best for us to remove that tooth! This is the first step in restoring your not-so-wonderful oral health. Or, perhaps you have already lost a tooth. In either case, bringing your smile health back will mean replacing the tooth that is missing with a replacement of your choosing. Learn more by seeing our team soon.
Come in to learn all about the restorative dentistry treatments to which you have access, so you may receive the dental care you require in order to keep your smile healthy, structurally safe, and beautiful. To learn more, schedule an appointment with your dentist by calling Allen & Neumann Family Dentistry in Pella, IA, today at (641) 628-1121.
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