Restorative Dentistry Fort Smith
Repairing a Damaged or Decayed Tooth for a Healthier Smile
You may never think that you’ll need restorative dentistry, but the truth is that at some point, most people require a dental filling or crown to address severe dental decay or damage. A full mouth reconstruction might also be necessary if we find it to be a worthwhile endeavor. Dr. Harper and Dr. Cooper are equipped to provide top-tier restorations and results every time, so don’t delay in calling us for help.
Why Choose Harper Dental for Restorative Dentistry?
- iTero Digital Impressions for Accurate Dental Restorations
- Multiple Materials Used to Craft Custom Dental Crowns
- Customized Full Mouth Reconstruction for Each Dental Patient
Tooth-Colored Fillings
Dental fillings are a common dental procedure used to repair tooth decay. When bacteria in the mouth break down the enamel, it creates a cavity. The cavity is removed, and the tooth is restored using a tooth-colored composite resin that will mimic your natural tooth and have seamless transitions to your natural tooth color.
- Prevent further decay
- Restores tooth structure
- Improve aesthetics
Dental Crowns
Crowns are full coverage restorations that cover a tooth that has been weakened by excessive decay or fracture. Bridges are a non-removable option to replace missing teeth. They are made from strong but aesthetic porcelain material to mimic your natural teeth.
- Restores the natural shape of a tooth
- Strong and durable
- Improves chewing function
Full Mouth Reconstruction
If you have a mouth full of chipped, cracked, or missing teeth, you’ll likely need a more comprehensive treatment plan to restore and rebuild your smile. This is where we will likely recommend full mouth reconstruction. Crafting a personalized approach that incorporates multiple restorative and cosmetic dental treatments, we will deliver long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing results that give you the confidence you deserve.