Restorative dentistry in Newark, Christiana & Pike Creek, DE, helps repair damaged or missing teeth and restore your smile, function, and oral health.
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A damaged or weakened tooth can affect more than your smile. Decay, fractures, worn fillings, missing teeth, and other dental problems can change how you chew and how your teeth work together. Progressive Dental Arts provides restorative dentistry to repair damaged teeth, replace missing teeth, and restore oral function when dental problems interfere with everyday life. Serving Newark, Christiana, and Pike Creek, DE, the practice develops treatment around the condition of your teeth rather than applying the same restoration to every situation.
Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing or replacing teeth that have been damaged, weakened, or lost. Treatment can range from a straightforward filling for a cavity to a crown for a substantially weakened tooth or a bridge or denture for missing teeth.
Depending on your needs, restorative care may include dental fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, root canal treatment, or other procedures designed to restore the structure and function of your teeth.
The first step is determining what has happened to the tooth and how much healthy structure remains. Your dentist may examine your bite, gums, surrounding teeth, and supporting structures and use dental X-rays when appropriate.
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Restorative treatment can sometimes involve more than one procedure. For example, a tooth with deep decay may require root canal treatment before it can be protected with a crown. A missing tooth may be replaced with a bridge or another restoration depending on the surrounding teeth and available support.
Dental damage rarely stays exactly the same when left untreated. A small cavity can become deeper, a cracked tooth can become more compromised, and a missing tooth can affect the surrounding dentition.
Restorative dentistry provides a way to address these problems while considering the tooth's remaining structure and its role in your bite. When a natural tooth can be predictably maintained, restoring it may allow you to keep it rather than immediately replacing it.
Dr. Rodney Kryzhanovskiy, D.M.D. and Dr. Lavinia Wu, D.M.D. can evaluate your dental condition and explain whether a filling, crown, bridge, denture, root canal, or another restorative approach is appropriate.
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Restorative treatment can address teeth affected by decay, fractures, wear, or other structural problems.
Repairing or replacing compromised teeth can help you eat more comfortably.
Appropriate restoration can allow a damaged tooth to remain in place when it can be predictably treated.
Bridges and dentures can restore spaces created by tooth loss.
Crowns and other restorations can provide additional coverage when a tooth has lost substantial structure.
A restorative treatment plan can combine different procedures according to the condition of your mouth.
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You don't have to decide which restoration you need before seeing a dentist. Progressive Dental Arts can evaluate your teeth, explain what's contributing to the problem, and outline the available ways to repair or replace affected teeth. Serving Newark, Christiana, and Pike Creek, DE, our practice provides restorative dental care based on your individual needs.

Your dental care should fit into your life and not require a long trip across town. With multiple Progressive Dental Arts locations, you can choose a dental office that's convenient for where you live, work, or spend your time.
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Depending on your dental needs, restorative care may include dental fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, root canal treatment, and other procedures designed to restore tooth structure or replace missing teeth.
In many cases, a damaged tooth can be restored if enough healthy structure remains and the tooth can be predictably treated. The appropriate option depends on the extent and location of the damage.
No. Tooth decay, fractures, dental injuries, and missing teeth can affect people at many ages. Restorative treatment is selected according to the condition of the individual tooth or teeth.
Your dentist will examine your teeth and surrounding structures and may use X-rays or other diagnostic information. The findings help determine whether a filling, crown, bridge, root canal, denture, or another treatment is appropriate.
Some restorative treatments can improve both function and appearance. Tooth-colored fillings, crowns, bridges, and dentures can be designed to complement the surrounding teeth.