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Restorative DentistryDental problems can be frustrating and painful. Unfortunately, there is often nothing you can do to prevent a serious injury or illness. That’s why when life catches you by surprise, we are here to help! Here at Coyne Dentistry, our team is equipped to treat nearly any dental issue. We are proud to offer a wide variety of restorative services to repair damaged teeth, provide tooth replacements, and treat infections and decay. We never cut corners or sacrifice quality. By using modern technology and techniques, we can provide exceptional restoration dentistry results for the entire family!

Restorative Dentistry Services

At Coyne Dentistry, we offer several comprehensive restoration dentistry services to repair and restore your smile. Whether you have lost a tooth, need a root canal, or are suffering from gum disease, we are committed to maintaining your oral health.

Our restorative services include:

There is no reason to live in pain and discomfort. Together, we can help you and your family feel as good as new!

How Dental Implants Can Help

Dental implants provide a sturdy, natural-feeling tooth replacement option. For this treatment, metal posts are surgically attached to the jaw bone. As they heal, the implants will begin to merge with the bone. This gives the replacement tooth an added layer of stability, while simultaneously promoting bone growth.

After the implant has healed, we will place a permanent crown on the post just above the gum line. The entire process takes several months. However, once your final crown has been placed, your new tooth will look and feel just like new!

The Difference Between Bridges and Dentures

We use dentures and bridges to replace missing teeth. We generally use bridges to replace one, two, or three teeth. Dentures, on the other hand, are most often used to replace several teeth in a row, or all of the teeth in a dental arch.

With a dental bridge, a replacement tooth is held in place over the gap left by a missing tooth. The replacement is supported by the two healthy teeth on either side. Dental bridges are strong and natural-looking but do not have an artificial root system unless implants are used.

Dentures are removable and are commonly used to replace all or most of the teeth in a dental arch. They can be held in place with brackets and wires, dental glue, or implants. There are several types to choose from, making dentures a versatile treatment option.

What Else Do You Treat?

Gum disease and tooth decay are two of the most common dental illnesses among American adults. If we can catch these issues early, they can be easily treated. However, if an infection spreads, you may need surgical treatment. Our team uses modern techniques, sedation dentistry, and high-quality laser technology to treat these illnesses efficiently and painlessly.

Schedule for Restorative Dentistry Care

If you or a family member is suffering from tooth damage, tooth loss, or infection, call our office today at 937-298-2424 or schedule an appointment online.

Restorative Dentistry FAQs

At Coyne Dentistry, we believe every smile deserves a strong foundation. Our restorative dental services are tailored to help you regain function, comfort, and confidence after tooth damage or loss. If you’re wondering what to expect from restorative care, you’re not alone. Below are some of the most common questions our Dayton patients ask.

  • What types of problems can restorative dentistry fix?

    Restorative dentistry addresses many issues, including missing teeth. Whether your concern is minor or more advanced, we offer solutions like:

    Our team will evaluate your needs and recommend the best treatment option that will help you chew, speak, and smile comfortably again.

  • How do you treat gum disease?

    We offer periodontal care as part of our comprehensive approach to your health. If you show signs of gum disease, like bleeding, swelling, or gum recession, we’ll recommend a treatment plan. It could include deep cleanings (scaling and root planing) and ongoing maintenance to protect your oral health in the long term.

  • When is a root canal necessary?

    A root canal is typically recommended when a tooth’s inner pulp becomes infected or severely inflamed. This happens often due to deep decay, trauma, or a cracked tooth. Instead of extracting the tooth, root canal treatment allows us to remove the infection, preserve the natural tooth structure, and place a custom crown for strength and protection. Most patients find the procedure more comfortable than expected.

  • Can I combine restorative work with cosmetic improvements?

    Absolutely. Many of our restorative treatments, like bridges and dental implants, are designed to blend in with your natural teeth. If you’re interested in enhancing your smile’s appearance with cosmetic dentistry at the same time, we can incorporate cosmetic elements into your plan.

  • How long will my results last?

    With routine care and regular dental checkups, your restorations can last many years. At Coyne Dentistry, we use high-quality materials and precise techniques to ensure your results are durable and natural-looking.

  • Experience Personalized Restorative Care at Coyne Dentistry

    Do you still have questions about restorative dentistry? We’d love to answer them and help restore your smile! Contact Coyne Dentistry in Dayton to schedule a consultation and learn how restorative dentistry can improve oral health.

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