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Restorative Dentistry in Kitchener

If you have a damaged tooth—whether from decay, injury, or some other cause—restoring the appearance and function of the tooth is something we should consider. We use various tools and techniques to repair teeth that need a little work.

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Dentist explaining x-ray to patient

Endodontics

More commonly known as a root canal, endodontics is a treatment that can repair and save a badly damaged or infected tooth. By removing the inner pulp of an infected tooth, we can save the tooth and prevent a future infection. Many people expect a root canal to be an unpleasant experience, but thanks to local anesthetic you shouldn’t feel a thing.

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Close-up of dental procedure

Fillings

One of the most common restorations we perform, a filling is used to treat a cavity in a tooth. In most cases, we fill cavities using composite resin, a strong, durable tooth-coloured material. Fillings help prevent further damage and decay, and restore the appearance and function of the tooth.

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Model of dental crown

Crowns

A crown is a dental prosthetic—made from a composite material that matches the colour of your natural tooth—that’s like a cap for the tooth that needs to be restored. We typically use crowns when a cavity is too large for a filling to be effective. Crowns are bonded to the natural tooth using a strong dental cement.

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