Restorative Dentistry

Restorative dentistry in Kitchener includes many options in all price ranges. Click here for more.

Understanding Restorative Dentistry

Restorative dentistry is a term that covers various procedures that restore function and appearance to your teeth, gums, and mouth. It differs from cosmetic dentistry in that it is needed to improve oral health, function, and quality of life. At Avero Dental in Kitchener Ontario, we offer restorative dental procedures as a part of your personalised dental plan.

Types of Restorative Dental Treatments

Restorative dental treatments can return a single tooth to full function with dental bonding or fill a missing gap with a dental bridge or implant. It can also be the final phase of a long-term full-mouth restoration. Restorative Dental Treatments include:

Dental bonding

Dental implants

Bridges

Dentures

Veneers

Crowns

Root canals

Surgery

Considering Restoration Treatments?

Those considering restorative dental treatments are those with broken, chipped, missing, or severely decayed teeth. Those with advanced gum disease may also need to consider restoration to regain mouth function.

What to Expect in Treatment

The treatment process varies depending on each case. Some restorative treatments, like dental bonding, can be done in one visit. Others, like a root canal, may take two or more visits. Your dentist can explain procedures to you and provide advice on recovery after each procedure.

Is Restorative Dentistry Worth It?

Restorative dentistry offers something extra that cosmetic dentistry doesn’t. It restores function and appearance to your mouth. It can provide structure and strength to teeth and gums and helps bone health.
Restoring your teeth and gums can give you added confidence that improves your quality of life. Call Avero Dental today to schedule an appointment for an evaluation to start your healthy smile journey!

FAQ

Do I have to do all my teeth restoration at once?
No, you can segment tooth restoration into smaller treatments, depending on your needs. We are happy to work with you over a longer term.
It is not always expensive. Some procedures, like dental bonding, are affordable.
Our staff provides you with an estimate that shows what your insurance or government programs pay versus your co-payment.
Most types of restoration last at least 5 years. Some have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years.