Restorative dentistry is a specialized field of dentistry that focuses on repairing damaged or missing teeth, restoring their function and improving overall dental health. It involves various procedures that aim to bring back the natural look and function of teeth, as well as prevent further damage or decay. At North Arbor dental we offer variety of restorative dental procedures, including fillings, crowns, bridges, and dental implants.

One of the main benefits of restorative dentistry is that it can improve your ability to chew and speak properly. If you have missing or damaged teeth, it can be difficult to eat certain foods or speak clearly. Restorative dentistry can help you regain your ability to eat and speak comfortably and confidently, which can have a positive impact on your overall quality of life.

Restorative dentistry can also prevent further damage to your teeth and gums. If you have cavities or decay, for example, they can continue to worsen over time if left untreated. Restorative procedures such as fillings or root canals can stop the decay from spreading and prevent the need for more extensive treatments down the road.

Another benefit of restorative dentistry is that it can improve the appearance of your teeth. Many restorative procedures, such as crowns or veneers, can be used to improve the shape, size, and color of your teeth, giving you a brighter, more aesthetically pleasing smile.

Finally, restorative dentistry can improve your overall dental health by addressing underlying issues that may be contributing to your dental problems. For example, if you have gum disease, restorative procedures such as scaling and root planning can remove bacteria and plaque from beneath the gum line, reducing inflammation and preventing further damage.

Overall, restorative dentistry can have numerous benefits for your overall dental health, including improved function, prevention of further damage, improved appearance, and addressing underlying issues. Here at North Arbor Dental Restorative dentistry plays a critical role in preserving your oral health, contact our office in Kitchener for an appointment.