Restore comfort, function and confidence.
When a tooth is broken, heavily restored, worn or missing, the first job is to understand what can be preserved and what type of repair makes sense.
Repair what needs repairing. Preserve what can be preserved.
Restorative dentistry is not one single treatment. It is a decision process based on the condition of the tooth, your bite, comfort and long-term needs.
Chipped or worn teeth
Assessment can establish the cause of wear or damage and what type of restoration may be appropriate.
Old or failing restorations
Existing dental work can be reviewed when it feels uncomfortable, looks compromised or has reached the end of its useful life.
Missing teeth
The practice is listed for denture care. The right replacement approach depends on your mouth, needs and treatment goals.
Function and appearance together
When repair affects the visible smile, restorative and aesthetic considerations can be planned together.
Bring the tooth. Bring the history. Bring the questions.
Tell your dentist when the problem started, whether there is sensitivity or pain, and any history of previous treatment in the area. That context helps shape the assessment.
Let’s work out the next step.
Call Kensington Dental on Queen if you have a damaged, worn or missing tooth and need an assessment.
Call 011 616 1233