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Reconstructive Dentistry
Healthy, beautiful teeth – they’re what nature intended. However, life can take its toll on your teeth and they can become cracked, worn-down or decayed. That’s when the advanced restorative and reconstructive options available at Today’s Dental come into play. We offer all kinds of restorations, from metal-free fillings and bonding to crowns, bridges and dentures to keep your mouth healthy, whole and, best of all, beautiful.
Porcelain Crowns - Restore strength, function and beauty to teeth too damaged to be saved with tooth colored fillings or veneers. A modern porcelain crown looks, feels and functions like your original tooth. Stronger materials with beautiful translucent properties make Today’s crowns a perfect option to save or create your beautiful smile. learn more>>>
Dental Implants -One of the most significant recent advances in dentistry, dental implants are often the best solution to the problem of missing teeth. Since dental implants integrate into the structure of your bone, they can prevent the bone loss and gum recession that often accompanies bridgework and dentures. No one will ever know that you have a replacement tooth. learn more>>>
Partial Dentures - Partial dentures, which are removable, can replace one or more teeth. Advances in dentistry have made many improvements in dentures. They are more natural looking and comfortable than they used to be. learn more>>>
Fixed Bridges - Non-removable, a fixed bridge is another alternative for replacing missing teeth. Basically an artificial tooth suspended between the neighboring teeth a fixed bridge is stable and aesthetically pleasing. Fixed bridges look and feel like your original teeth. learn more>>>
Full Mouth Reconstruction - Full mouth reconstruction is a more complex procedure, usually when significant changes need to made to the way your teeth come together (otherwise known as your “occlusion”). Full mouth reconstruction may involve multiple crowns / veneers and is performed utilizing the principles of neuromuscular dentistry. learn more>>>
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