Let's C U Smile Dentistry offers a variety of restorative dental solutions to enhance both the function and aesthetics of your teeth. For addressing cavities or making minor cosmetic improvements, Dr. Haynes utilizes tooth-colored composite filling material. This material not only restores the tooth's integrity but also bonds seamlessly to support the remaining structure, preventing breakage and insulating against temperature changes. The process, lasting anywhere from 30 to 75 minutes, involves the removal of decay and ensuring a clean, dry surface for the composite material.

In cases requiring more extensive restoration, dental crowns become a valuable solution. The crown procedure spans two appointments, with the first involving tooth preparation and impressions, leading to the placement of a temporary crown. The second appointment focuses on delivering and cementing the new permanent crown, with adjustments made to ensure a perfect fit. Crowns are often employed to enhance tooth strength or appearance, and while they can last 5-10 years, the process and materials may involve a relatively higher cost.

Implant crowns are specialized dental restoration capping or encircling dental implants. This two-appointment process involves implant preparation, abutment placement, and impression during the first visit. The second appointment sees the delivery and cementing of the new permanent implant crown, with necessary adjustments for an impeccable fit, providing a durable and natural-looking solution.

For those dealing with missing teeth, Let's C U Smile Dentistry offers dental bridges to bridge the gap and prevent teeth shifting. This restoration spans two appointments, with the first involving tooth preparation and impressions for the creation of a bridge mold. A temporary bridge is placed to protect prepared teeth and gums, with the second appointment dedicated to delivering and cementing the new permanent bridge. While bridgework can be relatively expensive, it is a durable solution lasting up to 10 years, addressing both functional and aesthetic concerns.