Restorative Dentistry – Kerrville, TX
How We Can Invigorate
Your Smile
Teeth are tough, but it’s extremely unlikely that they will stay that way forever. Even with the best oral care routine, teeth can develop cavities, chip and crack, leaving the inner tooth more vulnerable to bacteria and infection. When a tooth is damaged, it won’t get better without personalized restorative dentistry in Kerrville, TX, and Dr. Butler is prepared to help! Call his dental office today to find out which treatment is right for you or your family member!
Why Choose Carroll R. Butler, DDS Family Dentistry for Restorative Dentistry?
- Tooth-Colored Materials Utilized in All Restorations
- Expert Dentist and Mentor at the Kois Center
- Crowns Available
What if I
Do Nothing?
Unlike other areas of the body, tooth enamel does not get better on its own when it is damaged. In fact, it will only break down further over time, causing the need for more significant restorative dentistry later. For example, a tooth that might have only needed a dental filling will eventually need a dental crown after enough time. With natural-looking restorations designed to last, you can have confidence in your smile moving forward.
Dental
Crowns
Considered to be one of the most versatile restorations available today, dental crowns are used in a wide variety of applications. While they can be used to cover teeth too damaged for dental fillings, they can also hide imperfections that cosmetic treatment cannot properly address. Furthermore, crowns are used to create larger or more complex restorations, including dental bridges, dentures and dental implants, all of which work to replace teeth entirely. Regardless of your needs, we’ll make sure that every crown you receive is fully customized and personalized to you.
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Tooth-Colored
Fillings
When a tooth is slightly damaged or it has a cavity, dental fillings are used to restore their function and prevent additional fracture. However, tooth-colored fillings work to also restore the appearance of the tooth. Through the use of composite resin, we can custom-shade the filling so that it matches your tooth, fill the damaged portion of the tooth, sculpt and shape the material, then finally cure it so that it stays in place and remains durable for at least 10 years with regular care.
