Restorative Dentistry Rocky Hill
Rebuilding and Protecting Damaged Smiles
Teeth aren’t indestructible, and they have no way of healing themselves after suffering from severe damage. When your smile needs to be rebuilt, our experienced team at Dental Essentials of Rocky Hill is ready with the latest in dental restorations. No matter if you need a single filling or multiple crowns, we’ll make sure you get the care you need to overcome physical trauma, tooth decay, and oral disease. Call us today to schedule a consultation and learn more about your options for bringing your teeth back to their full size and strength with restorative dentistry in Rocky Hill, CT.
Why Choose Dental Essentials of Rocky Hill for Restorative Dentistry?
- Metal-Free Dental Materials Available
- No Upselling: We Only Offer What You Need
- Bioclear Restorations Available for Minimally Invasive Treatment
Bioclear Restoration
If a tooth suffers from a small dental problem (i.e., chip, crack, black triangles, etc.), Dr. Karpman can use what is known as Bioclear restoration. Used in cosmetic and restorative dentistry, this method is minimally invasive and allows us to retain more of your natural tooth structure and enamel. It uses thin forms (i.e., matrices) that form around a damaged tooth before composite resin is injected to create a solid, strong, and beautiful appearance.
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Dental Crowns
The experts at the dental lab we work with make use of ceramic material that very closely mimics the appearance of tooth enamel. Ceramic dental crowns give patients a durable, long-lasting way to repair their smiles without the use of unattractive metals that might lower their self-confidence. We will talk to you about receiving a dental crown if one or more of your teeth becomes cracked, chipped, or badly decayed.
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Tooth-Colored Fillings
Traditional silver amalgam fillings are highly visible whenever you talk or open your mouth. For this reason, image-conscious patients normally choose composite fillings instead. A dental composite is made of a ceramic and plastic compound that can blend in perfectly with your natural teeth after it has been shaded and molded correctly. As an added benefit, tooth-colored fillings are more flexible than metal ones, which means there’s less drilling required to place them.