Restorative Dentistry Fort Worth
Repair. Renew. Recapture Your Smile.
No matter how hard you try to avoid dental decay and damage, problems still occur, oftentimes when you least expect them. At Barr Family Dentistry, we know how imperative preventive care is, but we also understand that restorative treatment is necessary when life happens. This is why you will find smile-friendly solutions, like tooth-colored fillings and dental crowns, that are designed to repair, renew, and help you recapture your smile. If you have a tooth that needs additional attention, call to schedule an appointment today.
Why Choose Barr Family Dentistry for Restorative Dentistry?
- Natural-Looking Materials Used to Create Blended Smiles
- Dentist Who Cares About Helping You Keep Your Natural Teeth
- We Welcome Your Dental Insurance Plan
Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a custom cap that covers and protects the visible surfaces of a weak or damaged tooth. At Barr Family Dentistry, we offer the highest-quality dental crown materials, including porcelain, zirconia, and Emax. Our restorations not only provide seamless results but also withstand the test of time.
Dr. Barr may recommend a dental crown for the following purposes:
- To support a tooth weakened by deep decay or a large filling
- To protect a tooth that’s undergone a root canal treatment
- To restore a tooth that’s cracked, broken, or severely worn, preventing further damage
- To replace one or several missing teeth by covering a dental implant or providing support for a dental bridge
- To improve the appearance of a discolored, misshapen, or poorly aligned tooth
Tooth-Colored Fillings
Treating a cavity doesn’t require traditional amalgam anymore, thanks to a more eye-catching and smile-friendly solution – tooth-colored fillings. You’ll enjoy the way you look after Dr. Barr repairs your decayed tooth. With color-matched composite resin, she will provide reliable restorative treatment that protects against future damage and delivers a pleasing aesthetic. Once in place, this type of filling can last nearly a decade with the right kind of care.