Restorative
To ensure overall oral health, missing or damaged teeth need to be replaced or restored by a licensed dentist. At Greashaber Dentistry, you will be provided with a personalized treatment plan that is right for you to get your smile back to its best. Read below about some of the restorative services we offer.
Composite FillingsFillings are used to restore areas of your tooth affected by decay. At Greashaber Dentistry we use composite (tooth-colored) materials to "fill in" the surface of the tooth after all decay has been removed.
Read more about Composite Fillings.
Dental CrownsA crown is a covering that will wrap and protect the entire surface of a tooth, allowing it to look and function just like the original tooth.
Read more about Crowns.
Dental BridgesA dental bridge is a fixed (non-removable) appliance and is one of the traditional dental methods for replacing missing teeth.
Read more about Bridges.
 Inlays & OnlaysInlays and onlays are used to restore portions of the tooth, or to strengthen a tooth. They are alternatives to using fillings or a crown to restore the integrity of the tooth.
Read more about Inlays & Onlays.
Implant Crowns and BridgesAn implant crown is an ideal way to replace one or multiple missing teeth. First, a titanium root is placed by an Oral Surgeon or a Periodontist. Then, 3–4 months later, Dr. Greashaber will place a crown on top of that titanium root that is custom fit to each patient's space. Implant Bridges involve placing at least two titanium roots and connecting them to restore large spaces where multiple teeth are missing. Implants are a great cosmetic and long-term solution to tooth loss.
Root Canal TherapyA "root canal," or endodontic therapy, is a procedure available to save a tooth that is infected and would otherwise require extraction. There are many reasons that teeth can become infected, including: cavities, previous large fillings, crowns, cracks, trauma, and extreme wear.
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ExtractionsA tooth extraction is the procedure done to remove a tooth that is damaged beyond repair from its socket in the jawbone. Extractions are also done to remove wisdom teeth that may be impacted or create future problems.
Read more about Extractions.
Dentures & PartialsDentures are a "replacement" option for missing teeth. There are two variations of dentures: partial dentures and full dentures.
Read more about Dentures & Partials.
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