Restorative Dentistry in Weddington, NC

Looking for restorative dental services Weddington residents know and trust? You’ve come to the right place.

Restorative dentistry helps restore or replace missing teeth or missing parts of your teeth. Restorative treatment can be simply cosmetic (to improve the appearance of your teeth) or necessarily curative to address dental pain or decay. At Serene Dental Spa, our dental services in Weddington and near Wesley Chapel, Waxhaw, and Waverly, NC include restorative treatments that help you restore your missing or damaged teeth and enhance the appearance of your smile:

Composite (Tooth-Colored) Fillings

Composite fillings are made of tooth-colored plastic resins that harden into the teeth when exposed to ultraviolet rays. Unlike traditional amalgam fillings, composite resin fillings come in various color shades to match the color of your teeth.

Root Canal

Visit our Weddington dental office for root canal therapy, which is recommended when the nerves in your teeth become damaged, decayed, or infected. The pulp, which is the soft center of your tooth, is cleaned to remove any form of decay or infection. After we clean your teeth, we apply antibiotics and fill the space with medicated dental materials to restore your tooth to a healthy state.

Dental Crowns and Bridges

Dental crowns are tooth-colored coverings that we place on top of damaged teeth. Dental crowns protect and restore your tooth to its original shape and size. Crowns are a preferred option to restore tooth structures that filings and other restorations cannot restore. Dental bridges fill the gaps in one or more missing teeth and are made up of crowns. We place dental bridges over two abutments before we cement them in place.

Implants

Dental implants are artificial replacement tooth roots that are made of titanium. Our Weddington dentists surgically infuse dental implants with your upper or lower jaw before we cover them with a crown.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth and supporting tissues. They are attached to a gum-colored plastic base and are connected by a metal framework to hold them in place. Partial dentures are recommended when one or more natural teeth remain in the lower or upper jaw.