Restorative Dentistry Asheville

Repairing Damaged Teeth the Right Way

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Even patients who brush and floss every single day can end up falling victim to dental problems for one reason or another. What’s most important in these instances is that you’re able to receive the expert, comprehensive attention you need from a dental professional you trust, and Dr. John White would be happy to be that person. Our team provides several restorative dentistry services, effectively treating minor tooth decay, extensive tooth loss, and a variety of concerns in-between. Contact our Asheville, NC practice today to schedule an appointment!

Why Choose Dr. John White, DDS For Restorative Dentistry?

  • High-Quality Materials Used
  • Sedation Dentistry Available for Nervous Patients
  • We Welcome Your Dental Insurance

 

Tooth-Colored Fillings

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Over 90% of patients will experience dental decay at one point or another over the course of their lives. That’s why fillings are such a common staple of restorative care. Instead of the traditional and unnatural-looking amalgam materials older patients are familiar with, Dr. White offers an alternative material for fillings that improves both health and aesthetic quality – composite resin. With composite resin, our team can create an ideal match with your natural tooth while successfully treating the cavity, leaving your smile looking seamlessly whole and unmarred by treatment.

Because of the flexibility of composite resin, patients can also maintain more of their healthy tooth structure overall, and the lack of metals means you won’t experience any uncomfortable reactions to changes in temperature. All in all, tooth-colored fillings are cosmetically appealing, successfully revitalizing, and durable.

Dental Crowns

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Severe dental decay and damage often require more than tooth-colored fillings to fix. This is where customized dental crowns come in. Made of porcelain fused to metal, zirconia, porcelain, or gold, Dr. White will evaluate the location of the tooth and the severity of the issue, and decide which option is best to deliver the results you need. Naturally, we understand that a more blended and natural look is what you desire, but some teeth, especially those toward the back of the mouth may require a stronger material to ensure optimal protection and function.

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Full Mouth Reconstruction

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Complex dental treatments can require the use of several restorative services. Instead of administering each one individually, we can combine them into one cohesive plan. Known as full mouth reconstruction, we can restore and rebuild your smile in a way that allows for greater function and optimal aesthetics, giving you the chance to enjoy life without damaged or decayed teeth.