General Restorative Services
At Dental Choice, we perform procedures to repair damaged teeth and to replace teeth that are missing. Our locations in Edmonton and Calgary, are proud to offer restorative services such as inlays, onlays, and dental crowns to eliminate pain and improve oral health. These treatments can help individuals chew more easily in addition to helping them feel more confident about the appearance of their smiles. If you’re looking for more cosmetic restoration, check out our available cosmetic dentistry options!
Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are tooth-shaped coverings that are placed over damaged teeth in order to repair and improve appearance. We offer three different types of dental crowns to provide appropriate treatment options, whether damaged teeth are located in the front or back of the mouth.
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are an professional solution for patients with missing teeth. In a dental bridging procedure, replacement teeth are placed in the gaps where teeth are missing. Dental crowns are used to help attach the replacement teeth to the adjacent teeth for beautiful, sturdy results in this restorative treatment.
Dentures
We offer several different types of dentures including natural-looking full, partial, and immediate cosmetic dentures. Our dentists can help determine the type that is most appropriate for your individual needs and goals.
Implant Restorations / Placements
Dental implants are titanium pins that are embedded in the jawbone to replace the natural tooth root and secure natural-looking replacement teeth. Dental implant restoration can provide a full, secure, and natural-looking set of teeth for patients who have lost teeth due to injury or disease.
Mini Dental Implants
Mini dental implants are placed in the jawbone in a minimally invasive surgical procedure in order to provide a secure foundation for dentures. By attaching dentures to the implants, this restorative technique can give patients confidence that their dentures will not become loose or dislodged.
Dental Inlays and Onlays
Dental inlays and onlays serve several purposes and are important treatment options for patients who need dental restorative services. They can repair rear teeth that have been fractured or damaged. Dental inlays and onlays made of tooth-coloured material are used to replace traditional metal fillings for a more natural-looking appearance.
Dental inlays and dental onlays are similar in purpose. However, inlays are used to treat the indented top surfaces of teeth and onlays are used to treat larger surface areas. Both treatments generally require two office visits. In the first visit, impressions are taken of the patient’s teeth that are used to create the dental inlays or onlays. Temporary inlays or onlays are placed to protect the teeth until the permanent inlays or onlays are placed in the second office visit.
Dental Choice offers general restorative services at our offices in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta. We invite you to schedule a consultation to learn more about dentures, inlays, onlays, dental bridges, and other treatments to repair damaged or missing teeth. We also offer CEREC as a restorative option. Learn more about CEREC here.
Dear Patients,
Although many dental websites in Alberta show Before and After photos, be aware that Alberta Dental Association & College guidelines do not allow dentists to show before and after photos online. We firmly follow ADAC Guidelines and on this basis, our services are not presented in this manner. We would be pleased to show you before and after photos in person. If you have a concern and would prefer to see the photos, please contact the ADA&C.
*Practice of General Dentistry
Remember, if you have a dental emergency, acting promptly and appropriately to the situation can greatly assist restorative procedures down the road. If you believe you are having a dental emergency, visit our Dental emergency (Edmonton) page for more information to help you decide on your next steps.
To learn more about our Restorative Dentistry services, please check out the pages below: