Restorative Dentistry in Canton, MA
Repair, Rebuild, and Restore Your Smile in Canton, MA
Restorative dentistry goes beyond fixing a tooth; it’s about restoring your feeling of being able to consume food, talk, and smile with no need to think about it. In Allure Dentistry & Aesthetics in Canton, MA, we provide a variety of restorative dentistry treatments that are specifically designed to repair damaged or missing teeth and restore smiles to perform as they ought to.
If you’ve got a tooth cavity that’s been sitting for too long, a chipped tooth due to an injury from a long time ago or a gap where teeth used to be, we take care of everything in one location at Washington Street. From simple fillings to same-day crowns and complete dentures, every procedure is designed around the particular situation that demands.
Our Restorative Dentistry Services in Canton, MA
Here’s a brief overview of our services. Find out more information about the various treatments we offer.
Tooth-Colored Fillings
Composite resin that matches the natural color of your skin. No silver, no mercury. Most of them were completed in one visit.
Same-Day Crowns
Permanent ceramic crowns are milled in the office. There are no temporary caps, there’s no wait for the lab. The crowns are milled the same day.
Inlays & Onlays
A specific, non-invasive solution for teeth that are too damaged to require a filling, but not requiring the full crown.
Dental Bridges
Permanently fixed replacement for missing teeth. Naturally anchored, and no removal is required.
Full & Partial Dentures
The custom-fitting is for severe tooth loss. Part or full arch and implant-supported options.
Root Canal Therapy
Relieve pain, remove infection, and keep the tooth. Much more comfortable than the majority of patients anticipate.
Tooth-Colored Fillings - A Cleaner, More Natural Approach
Cavities are the most frequent dental problem we encounter in our practice, and finding them earlier makes treatment easier. Here at Allure Dentistry & Aesthetics, we utilize tooth-colored composite resin to fill all of our dental procedures. This resin is directly bonded to your tooth, and blends into your natural shade, as well as requires less extraction of the healthy structures as compared to traditional amalgam.
The majority of fillings can be completed in one visit. The area is numb all the time during the process, and the result resembles your natural teeth. If you’ve put off getting a tooth due to the fear of visible metal within our mouths, then composite fillings eliminate the issue completely.
How a Filling Appointment Works
- The tooth is numbed by a local anesthetic prior to anything starting.
- The decay is removed, then the entire area is cleaned and prepared
- The composite resin is applied in layers and then shaped to fit the contour of the tooth
- A curing light is used to harden the material. The surface is smoothed
Same-Day Dental Crowns in Canton, MA
A “crown” is a ceramic cap fitted over an injured or weak tooth to improve its form, size, and strength. In the past, getting one required two visits with an interim crown in between. Our milling in-office technology alters that we design, create, and then place an actual ceramic crown in just one appointment, typically within two hours.
The same-day crowns match the color of your surrounding teeth, are shaped specifically to fit your bite, and are constructed from high-strength porcelain that is durable against daily chewing. They also provide aesthetic benefits as part of our Cosmetic Dentistry treatments. Patients from Stoughton, Norwood, and Westwood who would like to avoid multiple visits are happy to have everything taken care of in one visit.
A Crown Is Typically the Right Call When
* A large cavity is not suitable for a filling to provide support for the remaining tooth
* A tooth is broken due to grinding, impact, or biting something hard
* The root canal is created, and the tooth requires long-term protection
* Dental implants need to be finished by a natural-looking, natural-looking restoration
Inlays and Onlays - When a Filling Is Not Enough
Certain teeth fall in the middle, with more damage than the filling to be stable; however, there is enough of a healthy structure that removing what’s needed to make a complete crown is a bit excessive. Inlays and Onlays are made specifically for this kind of circumstance.
Inlays fill the gap between the cusps on a tooth. It extends over a cusp or several and covers a greater chewing surface. Both are custom-made from composite or porcelain, and they are firmly fixed to the tooth and designed to appear and feel natural. They are stain-resistant, durable, and an extremely gentle way of restoring the tooth that is damaged without going any further than the circumstances require.
Full and Partial Dentures in Canton, MA
Losing a couple of teeth or even a complete arch can affect your daily lifestyle in a way that goes beyond the way your smile appears. The difficulty of eating and speaking changes, and with time, the face could be shaped differently because the jaw shifts. Dentures help restore function as well as the structure of the jaw in a manner that really makes a difference.
In our Canton clinic, we make precise impressions and measurements to ensure your dentures fit snugly and are comfortable throughout meals, and appear natural in your smile. We provide full dentures to replace your entire arch and partial dentures for those who have healthy natural teeth, and implant-supported dental implants to those who require better stability and a fixed solution.
Dental Bridges - Permanent Tooth Replacement
A missing tooth can leave an opening that can create more issues over time. Teeth that surround it change into the space as the bite alters, and the space becomes harder to keep clean. Dental bridges close that gap permanently by using an artificial tooth that is anchored with crowns either side.
When it is placed, the bridge is secured and is not removed for cleaning, and it doesn’t require surgery to create an implant. It helps restore chewing as well as prevents surrounding teeth from drifting and matches the shape and color of your smile. The majority of bridge procedures performed at our Canton dental clinic are carried out in two visits.
Root Canal Therapy - Relief Without the Fear
Root canals have a stigma that isn’t in accordance with the actual procedure, which is actually like today. With the advancement of anesthesia and techniques, it’s like getting an injection. The reason for the intense pain sufferers fear is the cause of the infection. The root canal treatment is the final step to end the infection.
When bacteria get into the pulp chamber of the tooth, the nerve becomes painful and inflamed. The pain may be continuous and abrasive. We take out the infected tissue Clean as well as seal it, and usually follow up with a crown that protects the tooth being treated going forward. The majority of patients are pleased with how easy the process can be.
Most people walk into a root canal appointment expecting the worst and walk out wondering what all the fear was about.
The anxiety around root canals has been around for decades, but the procedure itself has changed completely. Modern anesthesia means you feel nothing during treatment. What patients actually experience in the chair is pressure, movement, and relief not pain.
Signs a Root Canal May Be Needed
* A toothache that will not disappear, particularly in the event of pressure being applied to the teeth
* Sensitivity to cold or heat that persists long after the source has been removed
* The tooth is visible, darkened in comparison to the teeth surrounding it
* Tenderness or swelling in the gums around a particular tooth
* A small bump that occurs on the gum line in the affected region
Serving Canton, MA and the South Shore
Our patients are from Canton and other communities throughout Norfolk County and the South Shore, which includes Stoughton, Norwood, Westwood, Sharon, Milton, and Randolph. If you’ve been searching for a restorative dentist in the area, and you want treatment that is thorough and not overly rushed, our Washington Street office is easy to access via the routes of 138 as well as I-95. We have early morning appointments every day of the week to fit into most schedules.
Why Patients Trust Allure for Dental Restoration
Same-Visit Crown Technology
Permanent crowns can be placed the same day, using office ceramic milling. No temporary, no lab wait.
Mercury-Free Restorations
All fillings and dental restorations utilize dental-colored, biocompatible material that matches the natural teeth.
Honest Treatment Planning
We’ll explain what has to be done, how it is necessary, and the cost before we get started. No pressure, no surprises.
Convenient Hours
Mon-Thu 8 AM-5 PM, Fri 8 AM-1 PM at 510 Washington St, Canton, MA 02021.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fillings are effective in cases where the cavity is small to moderate, and most of the tooth structure is healthy. When the decay is greater, and the tooth is damaged, or a restoration has failed, leaving the tooth weak and vulnerable, a crown can provide the protection and strength required. We will take X-rays and discuss our reasons in detail before we recommend any procedure.
The typical same-day crown appointment lasts approximately two to three hours from beginning to end. The procedure includes numbing and preparing the tooth by taking a digital image and milling the crown in-office, before placing it and cementing it into the correct position. The patient leaves with a permanent crown on the same day - there is no temporary or need for follow-up.
The area is completely numb prior to the procedure, and patients generally feel only a little discomfort when they undergo the procedure. The slight soreness that occurs a day or two following the procedure is normal and can be treated with over-the-counter pain relievers. The condition that causes a root canal to be required is usually worse than the actual procedure.
Full dentures are used to replace the complete arch that is missing and rest on gum tissue. Partially-dentures fill in the gaps where natural teeth remain and use those teeth as anchors. Both can be removed to clean. We make precise measurements to assure a secure, comfortable fitting for any type of.
It's all about the amount of healthy tooth structure and root remains. A lot of teeth that appear to be severely damaged can be fixed using a crown, an inlay, or root canal treatment. We will always seek ways to preserve a natural tooth prior to suggesting extraction. We can provide you with an accurate, objective analysis of what's feasible.
Yes. A majority of our patients come from Stoughton, Norwood, Westwood, Sharon, Milton, and Randolph. Our office is located at 510 Washington St in Canton, with convenient morning appointments available Monday through Friday.
Book Your Appointment in Canton, MA
Many dental problems are simple and less expensive to address early. If a tooth is getting you down, or if you’ve been putting off work that is required to be done, one appointment is all you need to know exactly where you are and what your alternatives are.
Allure Dentistry & Aesthetics is located at 510 Washington St, Canton, MA 02021. Contact Us by phone at +1 781-739-2215 or make an appointment online on our website. We are open from Monday to Thursday from 8:00 am to 5 pm and on Fridays between 8:00 am and 1:00 pm.