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Removable Full & Partial Dentures
Dentures are custom-made removable appliances that fit snugly on the gums, featuring natural-looking artificial teeth on a supportive base. They provide an affordable option for replacing missing teeth, whether it's just a few or all of them in the upper or lower jaw. Unlike permanent options like bridges or implants, dentures can be easily removed for cleaning and maintaining oral health. They can also be taken out while sleeping for added comfort.
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INLAYS AND ONLAYS
If you're looking for a durable and beautiful option for bonding porcelain directly to tooth enamel, inlays are a great choice. Onlays are recommended for situations where tooth structure may be compromised by a crown. If you believe you may benefit from an inlay or onlay, contact us to schedule a consultation today.
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Crowns
A dental crown is a protective solution that is used to cover and reinforce a tooth that is damaged or weakened. If your tooth is cracked, broken, or has undergone a root canal, we may suggest a crown to safeguard it from additional harm and enhance its aesthetics. Crowns are long-lasting and can remain in place for several years before requiring replacement.
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Bridges
A dental bridge is a long-lasting option for replacing missing teeth, firmly attached to adjacent teeth. Unlike removable dentures, bridges do not need to be taken out for cleaning. Made to blend in with your existing teeth, bridges can remain in place for several years before needing to be replaced.
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Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive process that aims to improve the health, function, and aesthetics of the mouth by rebuilding or replacing all teeth. This treatment combines aesthetic principles with restorative dentistry techniques, taking into account factors such as skin tone, hair color, and individual preferences to create a personalized treatment plan. Caloosa Dental utilizes advanced technology to provide a visual representation of the final results of the reconstruction.
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