Restorative Dentistry: Fillings, Crowns, Bridges and More

The goal

Rebuild how your teeth look, feel and work.

Restorative dentistry brings back a smile and a bite that have been affected by injury, decay, grinding or tooth loss. The right treatment depends on how much of the tooth is left and what you want from it, and we explain each option before you decide.

Dr. Kwon and Dr. Park care for patients of all ages, including children with a damaged or infected tooth.

Waiting usually makes repairs larger. A small cavity or a chipped edge is simpler to fix today than a broken or infected tooth next year. If something feels off, even if it does not hurt, an exam is the right first step, and you will leave with a clear plan and a written estimate.

Treatments

Options for every situation.

We start with the most conservative treatment that will last.

Fillings

The decayed part of the tooth is removed and the tooth is rebuilt with natural-looking, tooth-colored resin. A filling stops the pain and the spread of the cavity.
Crowns

A crown covers and protects a tooth that is cracked, heavily filled or weakened.
Dental crowns
Root canal therapy

When a tooth is infected, a root canal can save it.
Root canal treatment
Dental bridges

Crowns on the teeth beside a gap hold one or more replacement teeth in between. Bridges are fixed in place and do not shift or move like a removable partial.
Dentures

Full and partial dentures replace many missing teeth in an affordable, removable way.
Dentures
Implants

An implant replaces the root and the crown, without relying on neighboring teeth.
Dental implants

If gum disease is part of the picture, we also offer periodontal care.

Real patients

Before and after.

Results shared with our patients' written consent.

Before: front teeth with a worn edge — Front teeth repaired with tooth-colored filling material.

After: front teeth repaired — Front teeth repaired with tooth-colored filling material.

Before: a discolored front tooth and a missing tooth — A discolored front tooth and a missing tooth restored.

After: the discolored tooth and the missing tooth restored — A discolored front tooth and a missing tooth restored.

See more smiles

In their own words

Hear it from a patient.

An implant and crown for a front tooth

Watch more patient videos

Common questions

Repair questions.

How do I know if I need a filling or a crown?

It depends on how much healthy tooth is left. Small cavities usually need a filling. A tooth that is cracked, heavily filled or weak often needs a crown. An exam and X-rays decide.

Will my repair look natural?

Fillings and crowns are made to match the color and shape of your neighboring teeth.

Is a bridge better than a partial denture?

A bridge is fixed in place and does not shift. A partial denture is removable and often more affordable. We help you weigh both.

Do you treat children?

Yes. We restore damaged, infected or missing teeth in patients of all ages.

What will it cost?

Cost depends on your treatment and coverage. We give you a written estimate. See insurance and financing.