What Is Full Mouth Restoration?
- Replacing missing teeth with implants or bridges
- Repairing damaged teeth with crowns or onlays
- Restoring bite alignment for better function
- Enhancing aesthetics with natural-looking restorations
Our Restorative Treatments
Tooth-Coloured Fillings
We use modern composite resin to repair teeth affected by decay or minor damage. These fillings are strong, long-lasting, and blend naturally with your surrounding teeth for a seamless look.
Crowns
Crowns are protective caps placed over teeth that are broken, heavily filled, or root canal treated. They restore strength, function, and appearance. We also offer same-day crowns for select cases using advanced digital scanning technology.
Bridges
If you’re missing one or more teeth, a dental bridge can fill the gap by anchoring an artificial tooth to the neighbouring teeth. This restores your bite and helps prevent surrounding teeth from shifting.
Dentures
We offer full and partial dentures to replace multiple missing teeth. Designed for comfort and functionality, dentures improve your ability to eat and speak while restoring facial appearance.
Dental Implants
Implants are a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. They involve placing a titanium post in the jawbone to support a crown, bridge, or denture. Our team uses guided implant technology to ensure safe, precise, and predictable outcomes.
Root Canal Therapy
When the nerve of a tooth becomes infected, root canal treatment can save the tooth and eliminate pain. We use gentle techniques to remove the infection, clean the canal, and restore the tooth with a crown or filling.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I know if I need restorative treatment?
If you’re experiencing pain, sensitivity, difficulty chewing, or you have a visible chip, crack, or missing tooth—restorative treatment may be needed.
2. Are white fillings as durable as silver ones?
Modern composite fillings are very durable and can last a very long time. We prefer and only use white fillings as they do not cause stress or cracking like the old silver fillings often cause.
3. What’s the difference between a crown and a filling?
Fillings repair small areas of damage. Crowns are used when the tooth is weakened or more extensively damaged, providing full coverage and protection.
4. Are implants better than dentures?
While dentures are still often used to replacing missing teeth, dental implants are the preferred option for our patients as they are fixed in place and look and feel like a natural tooth. We can help compare the options and see what is most suitable for your mouth.
5. Am I too old for this kind of treatment?
Not at all. Many of our patients are in their 50s, 60s or even 70s when they decide to restore their smile. If your general health is suitable, age is not a barrier.
6. Will my teeth look natural?
Yes. We use high-quality materials designed to closely match the natural tooth colour and shape. We work closely with our local labs to involve you in the process so we can ensure that you are thrilled with your result.
Why Timely Treatment Matters
Delaying treatment can lead to:
- Increased pain and sensitivity
- Infection or abscess
- Tooth loss or bone shrinkage
- Difficulty chewing from pain and discomfort
Our Approach to Restorative Care
- A comprehensive assessment using digital scans and modern diagnostics
- Clear explanations of your options and expected outcomes
- A focus on comfort, durability, and function
- Supportive, unrushed guidance every step of the way
