A NEW CAVITY
A cavity caught early can often be treated with a simple, tooth-colored filling.

Restorative dentistry repairs teeth damaged by decay, injury, or everyday wear. From tooth-colored fillings to full tooth restoration, the goal is always the same: restoring oral function and a natural look.
We use digital scanning to evaluate the extent of the damage before recommending treatment. Every restorative treatment plan is built around preserving as much of your remaining tooth structure as possible.



Restorative dentistry can address a range of concerns. Here are some of the most common reasons patients need treatment.
A cavity caught early can often be treated with a simple, tooth-colored filling.
A cracked or broken tooth from injury or biting down wrong may need repair to restore its strength.
An old, worn filling can weaken over time and may need to be replaced before it fails.
Difficulty chewing on one side can be a sign that a damaged tooth needs attention.
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Our front desk greets you by name in a relaxed, non-clinical environment.
We evaluate the damaged or decayed tooth using digital scanning.
We discuss your restorative treatment options in plain language.
Your restoration, like a filling or crown, is placed according to your treatment plan.
We check your bite to confirm comfortable, natural chewing function.

Restoring one tooth is often just part of the picture. Explore other ways we support your smile.

Yes, Landmark Smiles provides restorative dentistry, including tooth-colored fillings, repairs for damaged or decayed teeth, and full restorative dental care for your whole family.
A tooth-colored filling is a composite restoration matched carefully to your natural enamel shade, so it blends in and repairs the tooth without any visible metal filling showing at all.
Often, yes. If enough healthy tooth structure remains, a filling or crown may repair the tooth instead of removing it. Your dentist will discuss whether repair or extraction is best.
Dental restorations can last many years with good oral hygiene and regular dental checkups, though the exact lifespan always depends on the type of restoration and your own daily habits.
The cost of restorative dental treatment depends on the type and extent of repair needed for your specific tooth. We always provide a clear cost estimate before any treatment begins.