Restorative Dentistry San Antonio
Help for Decayed & Damaged Teeth
Natural teeth are very tough. They can withstand the strong force of your bite as long as they’re healthy. Their enamel is also the hardest part of your body. However, these structures can still get worn down at times. Even the most careful people may get cavities or dental damage. Given such facts, Dr. Bianca Sanchez offers top-tier restorative dentistry in San Antonio. Read on to learn more about it or book a consultation visit today.
Why Choose Bianca Sanchez, DDS for Restorative Dentistry?
- Dentist Who Listens to Your Needs
- Wide Range of Dental Crown Materials Available
- State-of-the-Art Dental Practice
Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a full tooth coverage porcelain cap that restores a decayed or weak tooth. When cemented in place, it encases the treated pearly white’s visible portion. This design ensures the tooth is defended from harmful bacteria and decay. Each cap can be made from various materials – porcelain, EMAX, zirconia, etc. As a result, many dental crowns blend well with a patient’s smile, allowing them to enjoy a stronger and prettier tooth!
Tooth-Colored Fillings
Simply put, fillings are types of varied materials used to repair or restore teeth. Their most common use is to “fill” cavities – tooth regions removed due to decay. That said, our office’s fillings also have a nice cosmetic purpose. They’re made of a composite resin that lets them blend seamlessly with other teeth. In other words, these “tooth-colored” fillings both repair teeth and enhance their looks. Receiving them only requires a single, one-hour dental visit.
Full Mouth Reconstruction
A full mouth reconstruction is an “overhaul” of your smile. As such, it combines many cosmetic and/or restorative dentistry options to restore your teeth and gums. The included procedures can range from veneers to dental crowns, dental implants, and other restorative procedures. Ultimately, which services are used will depend on your custom treatment plan. This plan is based on your smile and personal health goals. Either way, your reconstruction should end with a strong, beautiful and functional smile.