Restorative Dentistry – Itasca, IL
We Believe in Second Chances
Restorative dentistry is a necessary component of any good dental office. The ability to repair, restore, and rebuild your broken and decayed smiles can make a significant difference in your life, which is exactly what Drs. Kathy and Alexa French and Dr. Kate Conti are equipped to do. Using state-of-the-art dental technologies such as an iTero digital impression system and intraoral cameras, our dental team offers tried-and-true solutions that restore your smile to it’s natural beauty. If you think you might benefit from restorative dentistry in Itasca, IL, call our dental office today.
Why Choose Hamilton Lakes Dentistry for Restorative Dentistry?
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Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a customized restoration that is commonly referred to as a cap because of how it sits on top of a damaged tooth. Our dental crowns at Hamilton Lakes Dentistry can be made out of porcelain, EMAX, zirconia, or gold. Depending on the location of the tooth and the severity of the decay or damage, we will recommend the appropriate material to help better protect the vulnerable structure.
Tooth-Colored Fillings
We do our best to help kids avoid cavities, but they can still happen from time to time! If your child ever develops a spot of decay, we may be able to treat it with a tooth-colored filling. These fillings are discreet, so they will not interfere with your child’s beautiful smile. Better yet, they are metal-free, a fact that appeals to parents who are concerned about the presence of mercury in old-fashioned silver fillings.
Inlays & Onlays
When damage or decay doesn’t warrant a tooth-colored filling or a dental crown, you may wonder if there are any alternative solutions available. Fortunately, there are – inlays and onlays. Designed to cover portions of a tooth that experience harm, they are custom-made to fit your smile so that you can enjoy improved oral function. Inlays fit within the visible crowns, while onlays fit over the cusps of teeth.
Tooth Extractions
Removing a tooth is never the go-to solution for our dental team; however, if you have a severely damaged tooth that cannot be fixed using other restorative solutions, the only option will be to remove it. With tooth extractions, we will ensure your comfort and safety, making sure you are fully aware of the process and what you can expect after the procedure is complete. By removing the problem tooth, we can reduce the potential for additional issues as well as discuss how you would like to replace it.silver fillings.
