Don’t let dental problems hold you back any longer! Your restorative dentist in Edmonds can repair your smile, stop your discomfort, and renew your confidence in your appearance. The right restorative treatments can solve problems associated with damaged, decayed, or missing teeth. You can:
Call 425-243-0843 for an appointment.
Our patient-focused approach to restorative dentistry focuses on providing outstanding care that changes lives for the better. Your dental team believes in the power of preventive treatments that catch dental problems early, while they’re easier to treat. Your dentist will use state-of-the-art technology like 3-D imaging and digital X-rays to detect even the subtlest signs of damage or decay.
Whether you are visiting us because you haven’t been to the dentist in a while or you are experiencing an emergency, you can trust that we’ll help you regain a healthy, functional smile for life. Your dentist can even make many of your restorations in-house thanks to our 3-D printing technology.
Our restorative options include:
Sedation is available if you feel nervous. You can opt for laughing gas if you want to take the edge off or oral sedation for a deeper sense of calm. Your dentist will discuss which is right for you based on your needs.
Call 425-243-0843 for an appointment with a restorative dentist in Edmonds. You can also schedule online.
Restorative dentistry covers multiple dental treatments that are designed to repair or replace your teeth, including tooth fillings, root canal treatment, dental crowns, bridges, and dental implants. Our dental experts use restorative dentistry to give you back a beautiful smile and strong bite.
We offer a wide range of restorative dentistry services, and they all differ in complexity. That means each restorative treatment is going to vary in cost. Simple procedures, like tooth fillings, will cost significantly less than dental crowns, root canal treatments, and replacement teeth. Most dental insurance plans will cover a portion of restorative dental care to offset treatment expenses.
Maintaining good oral health isn’t just about keeping your teeth and gums clean. You will also need dental treatment if problems arise like tooth decay, cavities, and oral infections. Restorative dentistry is designed to treat those types of problems, many of which can cause pain and disrupt the function of your teeth. This keeps your smile healthy and helps you eat comfortably.
