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Restorative Dentistry in Woodbridge

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Repairing a tooth or replacing one that is missing

Restorative dentistry addresses teeth affected by decay, damage, or loss. The right approach depends on how much tooth remains, the condition of the gums and supporting bone, and how your teeth meet when you bite. At Woodbridge Dental Arts, you can ask about tooth-coloured fillings, crowns, bridges, and dentures. Dental implants have their own service page.

Which service may fit?

A filling may repair a smaller area of damage. A crown covers a tooth that needs more support. A bridge or denture can replace missing teeth in different ways. These descriptions cannot determine what you need; an exam and discussion of alternatives come first.

Your consultation

Tell the team about pain, a broken restoration, difficulty chewing, or a gap you would like to address. The dentist may examine the teeth and supporting tissues and recommend imaging when needed. Ask to understand the options, what each one requires from the surrounding teeth, maintenance, the number of visits, and a written estimate. If a tooth is painful or swelling is present, say so when booking.

Plan your next step

Call 905-264-2297 or use contact to enquire about restorative care in Woodbridge. You can read the linked treatment guides before your visit, then ask the dentist how the general information applies to you. If your concern is urgent, use our emergency care page.

Frequently asked questions

Can a damaged tooth always be filled?
No. The amount and location of damage determine whether a filling is enough.
What replaces a missing tooth?
Bridges, dentures and implants are possible categories; suitability requires assessment.
Can I get a quote?
Ask for a written estimate once the dentist has examined the area and proposed care.