Crowns are recommended when a tooth has already broken, is at risk of breaking, or has an extensive cavity that would likely cause the tooth to break in the future.

Cleanings and dental examination should be done generally every six months, although the best interval differs by each individual’s needs.

Veneers usually require some, but limited, tooth shaping to allow for bonding a porcelain restoration to the front of your teeth. Veneers can help improve the shape and color of your teeth.

Dental implant restorations can be a single-tooth or multiple-tooth replacement option. These restorations are supported by either a single implant or multiple implants.

Fillings restore teeth that have cavities or decay by removing the cavity and replacing the damaged tooth with a composite material.

Dental implants are used to replace one, multiple, or all teeth when saving natural teeth is not possible. Implants mimic the root of a natural tooth to support a crown or bridge.

Clear aligners may be a tooth straightening option if the tooth movement required is relatively limited. Aligners work by wearing a sequence of aligners that each move your teeth a fraction of a millimeter.

Bridges are used to replace missing teeth by having a replacement tooth supported by adjacent teeth, which are shaped for crowns. This is a good option when the adjacent teeth would benefit from crowns.