Restorative Dentistry

Several options for restoring lost or damaged teeth are available to those in Mississauga, Ontario. Find out more.

Restorative Dentistry Recaptures Smiles

Those who have lost several teeth, have decayed teeth, or other problems that have taken their smiles away can regain their smile with restorative dentistry. Restorative dentistry is a treatment plan that combines dental and cosmetic dentistry to address oral health issues and find the best methods to restore the smile to its previous beauty and function.

Restorative Dentistry vs. Cosmetic Dentistry

Restorative dentistry is different from cosmetic dentistry. It focuses on tooth and mouth function, oral health, and aesthetics, whereas cosmetic dentistry centres on aesthetics alone.
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Restorative dentistry involves a team, including a general dentist, a cosmetic dentist, and other specialists, working together to develop a comprehensive treatment plan.

Improved Function Improves Your Life

One of the primary goals of a restorative dental plan is to regain tooth function. Teeth are important for nutrition because they enable chewing. Those with missing teeth experience reduced nutrition due to chewing and dietary limitations. Restoring tooth function improves nutrition and quality of life, as you can now enjoy all your favourite foods. It can improve bone health and your overall health.
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The Teeth’s Connection to Health

Replace and Restore

Replacing and restoring your missing or damaged teeth is an option for more people today. New techniques make procedures easier and more affordable. Insurance and government programs often pay for restoration procedures in certain cases. We at Versante Dental in Mississauga, Ontario would love to partner with you to restore your oral health and smile. Call or book online for a consultation today!

FAQ

Can teeth that have been damaged or missing for a long time be restored?
An examination will help determine your options, and we would need to do that to offer a confident answer. We have worked with people who have long suffered from damaged or missing teeth with good results.
Isn’t restorative dentistry expensive?
It depends on the treatment plan and the procedures involved. Some procedures are covered by insurance or government programs, and we work with patients on their out-of-pocket costs.
How long does it take to go through restorative dentistry?
It depends on the individual case. Restorative dentistry can be as simple as bonding a few teeth or as complex as orthodontics to straighten front teeth. It can also include surgeries, fillings, dental implants, or implant-supported dentures. A full-mouth restoration can take several years to complete.
Will restored teeth look natural?
Yes, restored teeth look like natural teeth, regardless of the procedure.