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Restorative Dentistry Fusion Dental & Braces

Are you missing permanent teeth? Do you want to treat your worn or damaged teeth? Restorative dental care can renew the full function and appearance of the smile. At Fusion Dental and Braces, we offer restorative dentistry services that address various dental problems, from missing teeth to dental injuries and even gum disease.

Restorative dentistry services are comprehensive dental services we provide from our dental offices in Bellmead, Killeen, Harker Heights, and Waco, Texas. 

Our team is passionate about helping patients preserve their natural smiles as much as possible. If patients lose permanent teeth, we will recommend durable implant-supported options. 

Addressing damaged and injured teeth also prevent damage to other teeth and add structure to the smile. Patients with gum problems also benefit from restorative dental care, as addressing problems like gum disease improves the health of the teeth and gums.

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Restorative Dentistry Services

Our team can help patients achieve happy and healthy smiles with dental restorations. These restorations create natural-looking and long-lasting results. Our restorative dental treatments include:

Dental Bridges

A dental bridge can “bridge the gap” left by one or more consecutive missing teeth. Traditional dental bridges use the support of natural teeth adjacent to the tooth. These natural teeth require dental crowns to provide stability. However, we can also use dental implants to support dental bridges. 

Dental Crowns

A dental crown act as a cap to cover and strengthen teeth. Ceramic or porcelain crowns can blend in with natural teeth much more than traditional metal crowns. These crowns also provide durability and improved aesthetics for patients with damaged or worn tooth enamel.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are among the best dental restorations for patients with missing teeth. Implants consist of titanium posts, abutments, and dental crowns. We place the implant post in the jaw bone. Once the post fully heals, it becomes part of the mouth. Implants provide a stable foundation for single dental crowns, bridges, or dentures. 

Periodontal Therapy

We offer surgical and non-surgical treatments for patients with gum disease. Scaling and root planing, pocket depth reduction, gum regeneration, and soft tissue grafting restore patients’ gum tissue and prevent painful symptoms.

Patients with gum disease often experience bleeding and irritated gums. Over time, patients can experience gum recession and tooth loss. To learn more about our dental offices’ treatments for gum disease, see Periodontal disease treatment.

Dentures & Partials

Dentures offer a solution for replacing teeth while also mimicking their natural appearance. Your dentist will provide you with complete dentures when you need to replace your natural teeth. On the other hand, your dentist utilizes partial dentures, bound to a structure that links to your existing teeth, to fill spaces left by the extraction of permanent teeth. To learn more about our denture treatments and how they can benefit you, see Dentures & Partials.

Restorative Dentistry FAQs

Restorative dentistry ensures that you have a fully functional smile. Read the answers to these frequently asked questions.

What are some signs that I might need restorative dental work?

You might need restorative dental care if you feel pain when chewing, have sensitivity to hot or cold, or notice a cracked, chipped, or missing tooth. Other signs include bleeding gums, loose teeth, or fallen fillings. Sometimes, problems don’t cause pain immediately, but your dentist can still detect them during regular checkups. Early treatment can prevent more serious issues and help you avoid tooth loss or infection.

What happens if I don’t fix a damaged or missing tooth?

If you don’t treat a damaged or missing tooth, it can lead to more serious dental problems. A cracked or decayed tooth may become infected, causing pain or swelling. A missing tooth can cause nearby teeth to shift out of place, affecting your bite and jaw. Over time, this can lead to bone loss in your jaw and even more tooth loss. Restorative care helps avoid these problems and keeps your mouth working properly.

Will restorative dental work look natural?

Yes, modern restorative treatments are designed to look as close as possible to teeth. Dentists use tooth-colored materials that match the shade and shape of your other teeth. Whether you’re getting a filling, crown, or dental implant, your dentist will ensure it fits well with your smile. Most people won’t be able to tell that you’ve had dental work done.

Does insurance cover restorative dental work?

Most dental insurance plans cover basic restorative treatments like fillings and crowns. They may also help pay for bridges, dentures, or even implants in some cases. Coverage varies depending on your plan, so checking with your insurance provider is a good idea. Your dental office can also help you understand your benefits and may file claims on your behalf.

Can restorative dental work stop tooth pain?

Yes, many people feel much better after getting restorative treatment. If you have a cavity, infection, or cracked tooth, fixing it can relieve the pain and make eating more comfortable. Procedures like fillings or root canals remove the source of the problem and protect the tooth from further damage. If you’re in pain, don’t wait—getting treatment can bring fast relief.

Can kids and teens get restorative dental care?

Yes, children and teens can need restorative treatments just like adults. If a child has a cavity or a cracked tooth or loses a tooth early, the dentist can repair or replace it. Restoring teeth helps children chew food properly, speak clearly, and keep other teeth in the right place. Taking care of problems early helps prevent more serious dental issues later on.

Renew Your Smile

Are you looking for a dentist that offers restorative care? Call Fusion Dental and Braces for restorative treatment today at (254) 799-4867. We have four convenient locations in Bellmead, Killeen, Harker Heights, and the Hewitt office in Waco. Please visit the office most convenient for you.

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