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When cavities, injuries, or developmental issues affect your child's teeth, restorative dentistry brings their smile back to full health and function. From natural-looking fillings to protective crowns, we use the latest techniques and materials to repair damaged teeth while keeping your child comfortable throughout the process.

Our goal is to save every tooth whenever possible, restoring function and appearance while preventing future problems.

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Our Restorative Services

Tooth-Colored Fillings

Natural-looking composite fillings that match your child's tooth color. Mercury-free, durable, and they bond directly to the tooth for a stronger restoration.

  • Blend seamlessly with natural teeth
  • Preserve more tooth structure
  • BPA-free, safe materials
  • Last 5-10 years or longer
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Pediatric Dental Crowns

Protective caps for teeth that are too damaged for fillings. We offer beautiful white zirconia crowns and durable stainless steel crowns.

  • Restore strength and function
  • Protect damaged teeth
  • Usually completed in one visit
  • Last until tooth naturally falls out
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Tooth Extractions

When a tooth can't be saved, we perform gentle extractions with your child's comfort as our top priority. Sedation options available.

  • Completely pain-free procedure
  • Quick recovery (3-7 days)
  • Space maintainers available
  • Sedation options for comfort
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Why Treat Baby Teeth?

"They're just going to fall out anyway—why treat them?" This is a common question, and the answer is important: baby teeth play critical roles in your child's development.

Baby Teeth Are Essential For:

  • Holding space for permanent teeth—preventing crowding and orthodontic problems
  • Proper chewing and nutrition—allowing your child to eat a healthy, balanced diet
  • Speech development—enabling clear pronunciation of sounds
  • Jaw development—supporting proper bone and facial structure growth
  • Preventing pain and infection that can affect overall health
  • Building confidence—allowing your child to smile without embarrassment

Losing a baby tooth prematurely can cause permanent teeth to come in crooked, leading to expensive orthodontic treatment later.

When to Seek Restorative Care

Contact us if your child experiences:

  • Tooth pain or sensitivity
  • Visible cavities (brown or black spots)
  • Broken or chipped teeth from injury
  • Tooth discoloration that won't brush away
  • Swelling or abscess around a tooth
  • Difficulty chewing on one side

Emergency? We offer same-day emergency care for dental injuries and severe pain.

Our Approach to Restorative Care

We combine advanced techniques with compassionate care to make restorative dentistry a positive experience for your child.

Gentle & Child-Friendly

We use child-friendly language, explain procedures in age-appropriate terms, and work at your child's pace. Our team is specially trained in pediatric behavior management.

Sedation Options Available

For anxious children or extensive treatment, we offer nitrous oxide and IV sedation to ensure complete comfort throughout the procedure.

Modern Materials & Techniques

We use the latest tooth-colored materials, digital imaging, and minimally invasive techniques to provide the highest quality care with the best outcomes.

Preventive Care vs. Restorative Care

Preventive Care

Stops problems before they start

Goal: Prevent cavities and problems from developing

Restorative Care

Repairs existing damage

Goal: Restore teeth to full health and function

The best approach? Regular preventive care to minimize the need for restorative work! Learn about our preventive services.

Common Questions About Restorative Dentistry

Will my child feel pain?

No. We use local anesthesia to ensure your child is completely numb before any restorative work. They won't feel pain—just gentle pressure. For anxious children, we offer sedation options.

Are restorations covered by insurance?

Most dental insurance plans cover restorative procedures like fillings and crowns at 50-80%. We'll verify your benefits and explain your coverage before treatment. We also offer flexible payment options.

How long do restorations last?

With proper care, fillings last 5-10+ years, and crowns last until the baby tooth naturally falls out. Good oral hygiene and regular checkups help maximize their lifespan.

Restore Your Child's Healthy Smile

Whether your child needs a simple filling or more extensive care, we'll create a personalized treatment plan and ensure they're comfortable every step of the way.

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