Restorative dentistry
Care for worn, damaged or missing teeth, with attention to how your smile looks and how your bite feels.
Prosthodontics with Dr. Samara Haddad.
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Illustrative treatment image.
Restorative dentistry repairs damaged teeth and replaces missing ones. A crown covers and supports a tooth; a bridge or denture replaces one or more missing teeth. Veneers cover the front surface of teeth to change their appearance.
Dr. Samara Haddad provides prosthodontic care at Experteeth. Depending on your needs, treatment may involve an individual restoration or a plan for several teeth. Tooth and gum health, your bite and your preferences all help guide the choice.
What this covers
- Crowns and bridges
- Veneers and tooth whitening
- Dentures and implant-supported restorations
- Full-mouth rehabilitation
What to expect
Assessment
A dental examination helps identify what needs attention and which options are suitable.
Planning
Discuss materials, appearance, treatment stages and maintenance before deciding.
Ongoing care
Restorations still need daily cleaning and regular dental reviews.
Common questions
Are veneers and crowns the same?
No. A veneer covers the front of a tooth, while a crown covers more of the tooth. The amount of healthy tooth remaining and the treatment goal help determine the choice.
Will I need treatment on every tooth?
Not necessarily. A plan may involve one tooth, several teeth or a broader rehabilitation. An examination is needed to recommend the right approach.
General information to help you prepare for a conversation with your dentist. Treatment recommendations depend on an individual assessment.
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