Dental restoration in Saskatoon, SK

Getting a Dental restoration means fewer injections, less drilling, and less time out of your hectic schedule for dental care.

Restorative dentistry focuses on the repairing and restoring of damage teeth. Each tooth is made up of three mail parts: the enamel, dentin, and pulp. When a cavity begins in the enamel, it can sometimes be treated early with remineralization. However, once decay reaches the softer dentin layer, a filling is required to restore the tooth. Fillings can be made from tooth- coloured composite material or silver-coloured amalgam. If tooth decay is left untreated, it can progress deeper into the tooth, affecting the pulp or nerve. At this stage, more advanced treatment may be needed to save the tooth.

Types of Dental restoration Treatments

• Root canal treatment
• Tooth decay
• Crown
• Veneer
• Teeth fillings
• Dental Bridge (dentistry)
• Dentures

Checkups and/or Cleanings

Regular checkups and cleanings are the foundation, for a lifetime of good oral health. We believe the best treatment, for your whole family, is preventative care. This includes regular visits that allow our dentists to assess the health of your teeth and gums, provide regular cleanings and fluoride treatments. We’re here to help ensure your oral health for years to come. Our preventative dentistry services include regular cleanings, sealants and any procedures used to slow and stop tooth decay and oral diseases.

RESTORATIVE:

Restorative dentistry focuses on the repairing and restoring damaged teeth. Each tooth is made up of three main parts enamel, dentin, and pulp. When a cavity begins in the enamel, it can sometimes be treated early with remineralization. However once decay reaches the softer dentin layer, a filling is required to restore the tooth.

Fillings can be made from tooth-colored composite material or silver-colored dental amalgam. If tooth decay is left untreated, it can progress deeper into the tooth, affecting the pulp or "nerve". At this stage, more advanced treatment may be needed to save the tooth

Dental Emergencies:

Emergencies can happen when you least expect them. Whether it is a sudden tooth ache, broken tooth or any injury to your mouth. At Kenderdine Dental, we understand how important it is to get prompt care when you are in pain or discomfort. Please call the office right away and our dental team will do their best to see you as soon as possible and provide the care you need to relieve your discomfort and protect your smile.

CEREC Dental restoration Treatment

C – The whole procedure is done while you are in the chair.

E – Economical for both dentist and patient.

R – The procedure restores your tooth to its natural beauty, function and strength.

E – Esthetic – The restorations are metal-free and tooth-coloured.

C – Ceramic – High-strength ceramics are used that are close in composition to your natural tooth structure.

A CEREC restoration isn’t just convenient, it is also healthy. With CEREC, your dentist can use strong, tooth coloured ceramic materials to restore your teeth to their natural strength, beauty and function. These materials closely match the composition of natural tooth structure. The materials are chemically bonded to your tooth, so your dentist can save as much healthy tooth as possible while providing you with a dental restoration that provides strength.

With CEREC technology, your dentist can restore damaged teeth with biocompatible, tooth-coloured materials in a single appointment. Worldwide, a CEREC restoration is placed every 20 seconds. With a history of nearly 20 years, this equipment has helped dentists place over 6 million restorations. Using metal free materials that are closest to your natural enamel, CEREC gives you the highest quality restorative care. Ask your dentist today about single visit restorative care!

Saskatoon Dental restoration Specialists - Westend Dental

We provide a variety of Dental restoration treatments so that patients can stay in excellent oral health. We can complete restorations in a way that restores the functionality and appearance your teeth. This is important for ensuring that once the dental work is complete, no one can tell your tooth was ever damaged, chipped, or cracked.