Composite resin fillings (white fillings) are a conservative and aesthetic restoration that relies on chemical retention.

Amalgam fillings (silver fillings) are utilized in areas that are difficult to achieve isolation. This material requires mechanical retention and careful prep design.

Porcelain crowns are used to treat fractured or broken teeth, extensive decay, or to protect a root canal treated tooth. They are an aesthetic, durable option that can last up to 15 years with proper care.

Gold crowns require less removal of existing tooth structure and are biocompatible with your oral tissues. With greater ability to patch cavities that can grown under the crown, they offer increased longevity.

To replace one or more missing teeth, dental bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth (called a pontic crown) by anchoring to existing teeth (called a retainer crown). They can be made out of porcelain or gold.