Restorative Dentistry Boston
Beautifully Renewing Your Smile
Whole-body health starts with a healthy smile. Dental problems wreak havoc with your teeth and gums, and they can also increase your risk for heart attack, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, pregnancy complications, and other serious health issues.
Our expert team offers quality restorative dentistry treatments in Boston to strengthen smiles and give patients improved overall health. Your smile is our top priority, and we will not settle for anything less than your complete satisfaction.
Why Choose Kraft & Schrott Dental Associates for Restorative Dentistry?
- US & European-Trained Dentists
- Trusted by Boston Since 1974
- Personalized, Cutting-Edge Dental Treatments
Tooth-Colored Fillings
Tooth-colored fillings blend the benefits of restorative and cosmetic dentistry in a single treatment. Using a composite resin that has been customized to match the shade of your existing tooth enamel perfectly, tooth decay, slight chips, gaps between teeth, and more can be repaired without taking away from the natural beauty of your smile. The treatment takes just one visit to the dentist and can last for years to come with proper maintenance.
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Dental Crowns
If a tooth becomes significantly decayed or otherwise damaged, you need a heavy-duty solution that blends beautifully with the teeth that surround it. In most cases, a porcelain dental crown can be effective and attractive. However, we’re proud to offer a wide range of materials for our dental crowns, including porcelain fused to metal, Emax, zirconia, gold, and porcelain. The crown is customized to fit securely around the affected tooth and can help to keep it securely in the gumline for decades to come.
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Inlays & Onlays
For more severe tooth decay, your dentist may recommend an inlay or onlay. This is the perfect solution for those in-between cases when a filling would be insufficient, but a crown would be too much. An inlay or onlay is milled outside of the mouth like a crown, but it fits into the decayed area like a filling. This type of restoration may be tooth-colored or silver depending on where it is located in the mouth.
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Full Mouth Reconstruction
Sometimes a single service by itself is not enough to completely restore a patient’s oral health. In that case, your dentist may recommend full-mouth reconstruction, which can help you achieve a full, healthy smile with restored appearance and functionality. This is a comprehensive approach that allows your dentist to improve your smile under the umbrella of a single treatment plan rather than doing individual procedures over a longer period of time.
