Fillings
Composite filling looks similar to white tooth enamel. After tooth decay is removed, composite filling is applied and harden. Each layer is harden under intense white light, final surface is polished and shaped to match tooth.

Crowns
Crowns or Caps are one of the most common types of restoration procedures. Restoration procedures occur when tooth decay has occurred and requires small to moderate replacement of tooth material. Crown or cap covers the entire tooth to restore it to it's original size Crowns are extremely strong and durable. Important to consult and detect tooth decay early on. Crowns may need to be replaced from normal wear.

Root Canal
Root Canal is the removal of infected pulp of the tooth. Root Canal procedure can save the tooth that would need to removed due to the death of the tooth.
* Root Canal can help a tooth that would otherwise die and require complete removal.
* Root Canal procedure requires crown to protect tooth from fracture.
* Root Canal procedure helps to reduce the change of decay spending.

Fixed Bridges
Fixed Bridges are an excellent way to replace missing teeth.
* Bridge is a single appliance that usually attaches to two teeth on each side of the missing tooth.
* Bridges are constructed from accurate mold impressions.
* Bridges are very stable in the mouth and works similar to natural teeth.

Inlay and Outlay
* Excellent way to restore teeth with small or moderate decay.
* Highly accurate mold of tooth replacement is made.
* Outside laboratory makes the inlay or outlay.
* Inlay or outlay is cemented into prepared tooth surface.