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A healthy, confident smile can enhance every part of your life. With restorative dentistry in Boynton Beach, FL, damaged or missing teeth can be repaired or replaced using advanced techniques that restore function, comfort, and natural beauty—often in just a few visits.
Damaged, missing, or decayed teeth affect more than just your appearance. They impact how you eat, speak, and feel about yourself. Restorative dentistry rebuilds what’s been lost or compromised, returning function and confidence to your smile. Whether you’re dealing with a single cavity or multiple missing teeth, modern dental treatments offer solutions that look natural and last for years.
At Boynton Beach Dental Services, Dr. Eliseo Fiffe and Dr. Katiuska McIntosh provide comprehensive dental services designed to restore your oral health. Our dental team has extensive experience in restorative procedures, from simple fillings to complex full-mouth reconstructions. We combine technical precision with personalized care to help you achieve a smile that functions properly and looks great.
Restorative dentistry encompasses a range of procedures designed to repair or replace damaged teeth. Each treatment addresses specific problems, and your dentist will recommend options based on the extent of damage, your oral health goals, and your budget.
Fillings treat cavities by removing decay and filling the space with durable material. Modern tooth-colored composite fillings blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, making them virtually invisible. This treatment stops decay from spreading and protects the remaining tooth structure from further damage.
Porcelain crowns cover and protect teeth that are severely decayed, cracked, or weakened. A crown caps the entire visible portion of your tooth, restoring its shape, strength, and appearance. Dental crowns strengthen teeth with large cavities when there isn’t enough healthy tooth structure remaining to support a filling. These restorations work well for teeth that have undergone root canal treatment or have large fillings that compromise the tooth’s integrity.
Bridges replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth to the natural teeth on either side of the gap. This fixed restoration prevents remaining teeth from shifting out of position and restores your ability to chew effectively. Bridges offer a reliable solution for patients who want a permanent tooth replacement option.
Dental implants provide the most comprehensive tooth replacement available. A titanium post placed in your jawbone serves as an artificial tooth root, supporting a crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth. Implants preserve jawbone density and don’t require altering adjacent teeth, making them an excellent long-term investment in your oral health.
Restorative treatments do more than fix dental problems. They improve your daily comfort and overall quality of life in ways you might not immediately consider.
Restored teeth allow you to eat a full range of foods without pain or difficulty. Missing or damaged teeth often force people to avoid nutritious foods like fresh vegetables, fruits, and lean proteins. Once your teeth are restored, you can enjoy a varied, healthy diet that supports your overall wellness.
Speech clarity improves when gaps are filled and damaged teeth are repaired. Missing front teeth or significant dental damage can affect pronunciation, making you feel self-conscious during conversations. Restorative work eliminates these concerns, allowing you to speak naturally and confidently.
Your facial structure benefits from properly restored teeth. Missing teeth cause the jawbone to deteriorate over time, which can create a sunken appearance in your face. Restorative treatments, particularly dental implants, maintain bone density and preserve your natural facial contours.
Selecting the appropriate restorative procedure depends on several factors.
The location and extent of damage play a significant role in determining which treatment will be most effective. Front teeth require different considerations than back molars due to the forces they experience during chewing.
Your dentist will evaluate the health of the surrounding teeth and gums when recommending treatment. Successful restorative work requires a stable foundation. If gum disease is present, addressing it first ensures better outcomes for your restorative procedures.
Budget and timeline also influence treatment decisions. Some restorative options require multiple visits over several months, while others can be completed more quickly. Our practice accepts many PPO insurance plans and offers CareCredit financing to help make quality restorative care accessible. We’ll discuss all available options and work with you to create a treatment plan that fits your needs and schedule.
Comfort during treatment matters, and we want you to feel at ease throughout your restorative procedures. Our practice offers nitrous oxide to help anxious patients relax during their appointments. This safe, mild sedative takes effect quickly and wears off just as fast, allowing you to feel calm while remaining fully responsive during treatment.
Our practice uses iTero digital scanning technology to create more accurate, comfortable impressions for crowns, bridges, and other restorative work. Unlike traditional impression materials that can feel uncomfortable and sometimes trigger a gag reflex, the iTero scanner captures precise digital images of your teeth in minutes.
This advanced technology benefits you in several ways. Digital scans eliminate the mess and discomfort of traditional impression trays filled with putty-like material. The scanner creates a highly accurate 3D model of your teeth, which leads to better-fitting restorations and fewer adjustments. Your crowns and bridges fit more comfortably from the start, reducing the need for additional appointments. Digital impressions also speed up the treatment process. The scans transmit directly to the dental laboratory, cutting days off the typical turnaround time. This means you spend less time waiting for your final restoration and more time enjoying your renewed smile.
Dr. Fiffe and Dr. McIntosh have helped countless patients regain healthy, functional smiles through restorative dentistry. Their combined experience allows them to handle complex cases with confidence while maintaining a gentle, patient-centered approach. Whether you need a single restoration or comprehensive treatment, our team provides the care and attention you deserve.
We understand that dental problems can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face them alone. Our practice takes time to explain your condition, discuss your options, and answer your questions thoroughly. We’ll create a customized treatment plan that addresses your specific needs and helps you achieve lasting results. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward restoring your smile.