Morrison Office

521 W. Wall Street,
Morrison, IL 61270

Davenport Office

2305 Jersey Ridge Rd, Davenport, IA 52803

Camanche Office

814 7th Avenue,
Camanche, IA 52730

Restorative Dental Care

Overview

If regular preventive care hasn’t been enough to keep your teeth in great shape, we offer a number of restorative services as part of our total dental care services to get your teeth back to optimal health and give you a more beautiful, natural-looking smile.

Restorative Dental Care Services

Tooth-Colored Fillings

If we detect decay in a tooth, we’ll clean out the tooth and place a composite (tooth-colored) filling. Composite fillings are smaller than traditional silver fillings, so they can be placed with less prep work and time, and they leave behind more of your tooth’s healthy structure.

Dental Crowns

A dental crown, also called a cap, is placed on top of a tooth that is cracked or broken to give the tooth protection against bacteria, as well as additional strength. Crowns are also placed on teeth with large fillings to restore them to their proper size and shape, ensuring your bite stays comfortable.

Dental Bridges

Bridges connect to crowns on either side of a gap caused by one or more missing teeth. Fake teeth sit on the bridge in place of missing teeth to “bridge” the gap and give you a complete smile. A dental bridge is one of many tooth replacement options our patients have. This one is best for patients missing just one or two teeth in a row.

Dentures

For patients missing most or all of their teeth, dentures are often the best way to give you back a beautiful smile. Thanks to advancements in materials, today’s dentures not only look great, but they also feel more comfortable than ever before. Designing and fitting of your dentures will take around four appointments, but once you have your new dentures and you’re back to talking and smiling with confidence and eating many of your favorite foods again, you’ll never look back!

Extractions

Sometimes, prevention and minor restorative treatments aren’t enough to save a tooth. We might recommend an extraction to save surrounding teeth and keep your gums healthy. If tooth extraction is necessary, your dental surgeon will walk you through the procedure.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom teeth are a third set of molars that often erupt in late teen or early adult years. Some people are lucky enough to have plenty of room for these teeth, but for most of us, wisdom teeth must be extracted to avoid shifting of other permanent teeth or infection from an improperly erupted tooth. Our team can perform wisdom teeth removal at any of our Cornerstone Family Dentistry locations.

Root Canal

Do you have severe pain in a tooth or in the gum area directly above a tooth? You could have a tooth infection deep inside the root. The best way to remove the infection and save your tooth is with a root canal. While the term “root canal” is often one that sends shivers down patients’ spines, rest assured that the pain from the infection is worse than any discomfort felt during the procedure.

Restorations for Dental Implants

The best way to replace one or a few missing teeth is with dental implants. If you’ve had a dental implant placed to restore your smile, visit Cornerstone Family Dentistry for a dental implant restoration, such as a dental crown or bridge.

Start-to-Finish Dental Implants

The best way to replace one or a few missing teeth is with dental implants. Not only do they match the look of natural teeth, but they also fit and function like them, too! Unlike some other dental offices, we are able to complete the entire dental implant procedure in-house. That means that instead of having to make an extra trip to find an oral surgeon, you can come to us for both the implant placement and the natural-looking restoration on top.

When providing dental implants, we use cone beam technology to get a 3D scan of your complete facial structure. Compared to traditional imaging, cone beam images give us a more detailed view of your teeth, jaws, and bite alignment so that we can more precisely plan the treatment. Not only that, but cone beam scanning also exposes patients to less radiation. We’re excited to use this state-of-the-art technology to improve your patient experience.

Partials

We can use partial dentures (partials) to replace several missing teeth but not an entire upper or lower teeth arch. While complete dentures replace a whole set of missing teeth, partials are an excellent option for those with some natural teeth. Crafted to fit seamlessly into your mouth, partials improve your ability to chew and speak and help maintain the alignment of your existing teeth by filling in gaps. Partials attach to adjacent teeth, like bridges, and you can remove them for cleaning. Whether you’re missing just a few teeth or need a complete overhaul, these dental solutions can rejuvenate your appearance and boost your confidence, making everyday activities more enjoyable. With advancements in dental technology, today’s dentures and partials are more comfortable and natural-looking than ever before, offering a reliable and effective way to reclaim your smile

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