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Restorative Dentistry in Newcastle

Teeth that have been damaged can cause you pain or embarrassment. If you are missing teeth or your smile has been affected by trauma, we can help with options such as crowns, bridges, dental implants and more. You’ll have the appearance and function of your teeth restored and have your self-esteem enhanced when you repair your smile.

CEREC Same day Crowns

CEREC same-day crowns are ideal for teeth with compromised structure due to trauma, wear, or after root canal treatment. For those missing one or more teeth, a CEREC dental bridge offers a fast, cost-effective solution to fill the gap — custom-designed and fitted in just one visit, restoring function and aesthetics seamlessly.

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Dental Crowns and Bridges

A dental crown goes over a tooth that has compromised structure due to reasons such as trauma, prolonged wear or having a root canal treatment. Others may have concerns about missing one tooth or multiple teeth. A dental bridge can be a cost-effective way to fill the gap. It involves a row of crowns that are attached. The crowns on the end are affixed to the teeth that neighbour the open space, with crowns then suspended into the area where teeth are missing.

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Dental Implants

If you want to replace a tooth and have it appear and function just like your natural pearly whites, this is your solution. A dental implant is a revolutionary tooth replacement that looks seamless and works just like a tooth should. Once your dental implant has been surgically placed in the jawbone and healed, you can have a crown, bridge or denture attached to it depending on what your needs are.

Dentures

If you are missing multiple teeth or all of your teeth, our comfortable, custom-created dentures can help you smile again. The advantages of dentures include that they fit you snugly, are maintained easily and don’t cost as much as other tooth replacement options. You can have them created in full, partial or implant-supported forms. We’ll discuss what is most appropriate for you and which materials would work best for your situation.