Restorative Dentistry in Guelph
Teeth Whitening
Dental Porcelain Veneers
Dental Bonding
Invisalign
About Restorative Dentistry
Decades ago, there were many limitations in Dental Bonding, and as a result, options to restore teeth were much more limited. Too often the question was a simple “to fill, or not to fill”. We now have better understandings of how are bodies function. Loss of teeth leads very quickly to loss of bone in our jaws, and it can be challenging, if not impossible in many cases to restore bone.
The incidences of tooth decay have gone down over the years; however, all teeth are susceptible to decay and infection. Breakages in our teeth can still very much be the reality depending on the environment that teeth are subjected to (Sporting injuries, unfortunate falls and the grinding and clenching we can subject them to).
Fortunately, we now live in a time where advancements in Dental Bonding have really stepped up. Many options exist that can restore a tooth to its optimal form, as well as your bite to its optimal performance. Should you ever be in the position of needing tooth restoration, you can be certain that at Gordon Street Dental all options are available. We’ll always look to options that are the least invasive, and that ultimately require less overall time in the chair.
Our Guelph Family Dental Office has proudly provided excellent restorative care to Guelph for more than 25 years.
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Our Guelph Family Dental Office has proudly provided excellent restorative care to Guelph for more than 25 years.
Composite Fillings In Guelph
Teeth affected by decay, cracking and fractures can be easily repaired using composite filling materials which are tooth coloured, stronger than your tooth structure, and actually bond to the tooth in seconds. These bonds are so strong that the reduction of tooth structure is always minimized and less profound anesthesia is needed. Eating or drinking is always an option minutes after these fillings are placed so there is less disruption to a daily routine.
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Crowns and Bridges In Guelph
Dr. Lansdell can restore your damaged teeth by designing custom- fitted Dental crowns that provide unmatched strength, durability, and longevity.
Porcelain Dental Crowns can resemble the ideal tone and contour for your natural teeth. Modified versions in form or shade, based on preference, are all possible, without compromising the quality of your final outcome.
Dr. Lansdell can provide beautiful quality Porcelain crowns with the look and feel of your natural teeth, but with unparalleled strength.
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Dental Bridges are treatment options that use the same exciting Dental Crown technology when addressing missing tooth issues. Gordon Street Dental can provide a beautiful, strong, and permanent solution to missing tooth concerns.
Dental Implants and Crowns In Guelph
Missing teeth can present challenges if left untreated, both functionally as well as aesthetically. There are numerous benefits to those that choose to seek Dental Implants as a practical solution to this problem. Dental Implants are artificial roots, or stand-ins (usually made of Titanium) that are surgically placed in the area of the missing tooth.
Once integrated, and bonded to your jaw, a Porcelain Crown is custom-made and permanently fastened to your Dental Implant. This beautiful Porcelain Crown becomes connected in a similar way as a crown for a natural tooth. Despite its permanent nature, modifications can be performed in future if needed.
Longevity, with flexibility; a perfect solution to missing teeth while preserving your natural bite!
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Root Canal Treatments In Guelph
An Infected, or unhealthy tooth, that can otherwise be restored is usually worth saving. The long-term costs of removing teeth, without replacement, are great. These choices will lead to further unintended consequences and outcomes that are at best, costly and timely, and at worst, irreparable.
Root Canal Therapy (or Root Canal Treatment, as it is commonly called) is needed when damage and/or infection of the tooth’s pulp has occurred (pulp is living tissue that exists in each of our teeth). For a tooth that can be restored, Root Canal Therapy is the treatment of choice to save a tooth.
Advancements in Dentistry’s knowledge of Pulpal damage/infection, along with inflammatory environments that exist around damaged/dying teeth have informed us, to a much greater extent, over these last few years. This has allowed us to refine our techniques in Root Canal Treatment in order for Patients to experience a safe, pain-free Root Canal Treatment procedure performed with a high chance of a successful outcome.
If you are experiencing tooth aches, or have painful tooth and gum problems, please contact our Emergency Care line, and we will attend to you earlier, not later. In terms of dental tooth pain, nothing good can come from waiting.
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