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Same Day Dentistry Repair Options for a Damaged tooth

If you have ever dealt with a damaged tooth, you would know the importance of quick dental restoration treatment, particularly those provided through same day dentistry. A damaged tooth can be painful and cause inconvenience, so it can be exasperating to have to wait hours for a dental appointment or to get a new dental restoration. With same day dentistry, patients get repair options in a single visit and leave the office with an improved smile.

Same day dentistry repair options

Dentists who provide same day dentistry options often have innovative equipment to provide quick and effective treatment in one day. Some of the repair options for a damaged tooth include:

Dental bonding

Bonding is a conservative way to repair minor damages to the tooth, such as a chip, discoloration, or crookedness. With dental bonding, a composite resin is applied to the tooth to enhance its appearance. The resin material bonds with the tooth, and since it is customizable to match different tooth shades, the result matches the natural appearance of the teeth closely.

For tooth decays, the composite can be used as a tooth filling instead of silver amalgam. The tooth-colored composite blends in with surrounding teeth and is less conspicuous in the mouth. The procedure can be done on any tooth, depending on its location in the mouth or the severity of decay or damage.

Bonding is typically less expensive than other repair options and can be completed in one dental appointment. However, the material used for bonding is prone to staining and is not as strong as options, such as porcelain veneers. It is possible to patch or repair the bonding if it breaks or chips.

Dental crowns

Dental crowns are a restoration option for improving the shape and strength of a tooth. Crowns are usually used for broken or worn teeth, as well as cases of severe decay. A crown is essentially a cap to cover the part of the tooth that lies above the gum line. The crown becomes the new surface of the tooth.

The crown used in same day dentistry is usually made of porcelain. Porcelain is preferred because they have the translucent properties of natural teeth and are highly durable. Crowns are usually needed when the structure of the tooth is too severely damaged to be repaired with bonding.

Unlike bonding, where the composite is applied directly to the teeth, the crown is produced in a dental lab using the patient’s tooth impressions. This is to ensure the crown matches the patient’s bite and jaw pattern. This process is usually completed in a day, and the crown is attached over the tooth in the same dental appointment.

Do you have a damaged tooth that needs fast attention?

There are many reasons one might need to undergo tooth repair or restoration. Same day dentistry allows you to restore the appearance and function of a damaged tooth in a single appointment. To learn more about the procedures available or to get answers, contact our dental office today to schedule a consultation.

Request an appointment here: https://www.tucsonazdentistry.com or call Advanced Family Dentistry at (520) 353-3002 for an appointment in our Tucson office.

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