Restorative Dentistry

To schedule an appointment (emergency or not), please contact our team. You can reach our Frederick location at 240-513-7523. You can reach our Hagerstown location at 240-347-0910. You can reach our Ellicott City location at 240-347-0614. You can also use our online form to send us a message, though this is not recommended for emergency situations.

We offer dental implants, removable dentures, and dental bridges. If you are in good oral health, implants may be a great option for you. If you are missing only a tooth or two and are looking for the most affordable option, a bridge might be your solution.

A bridge is considered radical treatment as adjacent tooth structure must be drastically reduced in this process. The bridge has been regarded as the standard of care for some time in the replacement of single and multiple missing teeth. However, in order to obtain optimal functional and aesthetic results for full-veneer bridges, a significant reduction in the amount of tooth structure is necessary, occasionally predisposing to endodontic, periodontal, and structural complications. The abutment teeth often become carious and thus have an increased rate of those individuals needing a root canal procedure. If one of the abutment teeth are lost a longer span bridge would be required. The implant procedure is more conservative and has a better prognosis. Implants have a high rate of success, do not require procedures on adjacent teeth and are not susceptible to caries.

A dental crown is a restoration designed to repair a damaged tooth. This tooth can be damaged due to decay, injury, or any other reason. To place the crown, we will first clean the tooth and remove any decayed or diseased material. We will then bond the crown directly to your tooth. The crown will serve as the new

Crowns are used to repair teeth that are damaged due to injury or decay. They are lifelike pieces of porcelain crafted to replicate the natural look and feel of your tooth. After the crown is crafted, it is bonded to your tooth, covering the existing damage and restoring the tooth to its natural chewing abilities.

Most people are familiar with dentures. They are an option for replacing missing teeth. They can also be used to support a bridge. The concept for dental implants was developed a few decades ago. Today, dental implants have transformed the world of dentistry.

Restorative Dentistry services include dentures and implants. The dentistry involves prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of oral diseases. Dentures, commonly referred to as false teeth, are used to replace missing teeth on the dental structure. A dental implant is a tooth root surgically placed into the jawbone. It allows dentists to mount Replacement Bridge or a tooth into the area. An implant is firm and doesn't come loose like the denture. Dentures and implants improve the look, speech of the patient, and chewing

Having a missing tooth can be discouraging but fortunately, there are dental procedures that can help. Dental implants and bridges are designed to fill in missing teeth. They are easily constructed and can completely fill in gaps and spaces. Implants and bridges are the most natural alternative to replacing

Want a more natural-looking and more comfortable cosmetic dentistry solution to missing teeth than removable dentures? Our office offers dental implants, prosthetics that are permanently anchored into the jawbone and make for better chewing and a more natural smile.

When you have dental implants placed, they will act as the roots of your teeth. When you replace your roots, your oral health will remain in excellent condition, and you will be able to retain the bone and gum tissue

From dental implants and anchored dentures to bondings/cosmetic fillings, from tooth transplantation to children dentistry, we provide a wide array

They Preserve the Jaw Bone: Natural teeth act as little shields to protect the jaw bone, and without a full set of teeth, the bone can wear down and deteriorate. Dental implants

Dental Implants – Implants are replacement tooth roots that we gently place into your jaw. They eventually fuse to your jawbone to become strong enough to anchor replacement teeth. Dental implants are a terrific, long-lasting solution for strengthening and beautifying your smile.

Inlays are typically used to repair cracked or decayed teeth that need more than a filling but less than a

Addition of the dental materials to the gums or teeth as seen in bonding, veneers, crowns and gum grafts