At Uptown Dental, we provide a variety of restorative dentistry options to help restore teeth to their normal shape, appearance, and function.
Preventative Care
At Uptown Dental, our goal is to preserve and maintain the natural structure of teeth, preventing the need for major interventions. Our preventative care involves proactive measures and treatments designed to prevent the onset or progression of dental issues before they require more extensive restorative procedures. Ensure your smile stands the test of time by visiting our Marion office for superior restorative dental care.
Oral Reconstruction
From restorative treatments like dental crowns and bridges to cosmetic enhancements such as veneers and teeth whitening, our oral reconstruction services cater to diverse needs. Whether addressing missing teeth with dental implants, correcting misalignments through orthodontic treatments, or providing full mouth reconstruction, we are committed to personalized care, ensuring your journey to a healthier, more radiant smile is seamlessly achieved.
Dental Fillings
Dental fillings are a type of tooth restoration that eliminate damaged areas of decaying material and fill the affected area with either amalgam (silver) or composite (white) material.
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Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are tooth-shaped caps that are cemented into place to restore the shape, strength, and appearance of severely damaged teeth.
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Dental Implants
We perform annual oral cancer screenings for every patient to help identify oral cancer risk factors. It is an important part of the preventative care we provide to optimize your oral health.
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Root Canals
When a tooth infection started with an injury or an untreated cavity, teeth may require a root canal to save the remainder of the tooth. During this treatment, dentists clean out the damaged tooth roots and will either fill the tooth or cap it with a crown.
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Tooth Extractions
If a tooth has become severely damaged where it cannot be saved with a root canal or crown, dentists may recommend an extraction. This removes the entire tooth down to the roots.
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