Restorative Dentistry Carrollton
Where Broken Smiles Can Receive a Brighter Future
At DD Family Dentistry of Carrollton, you do not need to worry about whether your broken and decayed smile can be fixed. Skilled in delivering first-rate restorative dental care, Dr. Durga and our team can use dental crowns and tooth-colored fillings to give your smile a brighter future. With a thorough consultation, we will formulate a treatment plan that addresses the underlying problem and goes on to produce healthier teeth that look, feel, and function like normal. Call us to find out if restorative dentistry in Carrollton might be right for you.
Why Choose DD Family Dentistry of Carrollton for Restorative Dentistry?
- Zirconia Crowns Used for Natural Appearances
- Updated Dental Technology for Accurate Treatment Plans
- Sedation Dentistry Available
Dental Crowns
Custom dental crowns are essential when it comes to treating damaged or decayed teeth. Dr. Durga uses zirconia to keep patients’ smiles natural in appearance as well as fully functional and durable. Designed to fit over the visible portions of teeth, these restorations help to reduce the possibility of reinfection and/or future damage, allowing individuals to feel more confident about the health and beauty of their smile.
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Tooth-Colored Fillings
For years, silver-mercury amalgam has been the standard filling material used in dental practices. Even though they are effective and affordable, they do not have a natural look. Dr. Durga offers tooth-colored fillings that blend with the surrounding tooth color and are easy to apply in a single visit. They can prevent cold and hot sensitivity and biting pain. The resin in these fillings prevents bacteria from attacking the tooth. Our state-of-the-art fillings are a natural-looking white, contain no metals, and can actually strengthen your teeth. The biggest reason many of our patients choose the white bonded fillings is they’re nearly invisible compared to the metal filling. They also bond tightly with the healthy part of the tooth to decrease the chance of future decay.