Restoring Smiles to Ultimate Health

Restorative Dentistry repairs and restores your natural teeth. With restorative dentistry you will be able to smile with confidence and even eat all of your favorite foods. Freedom Dental Care offers restorative treatments that will not just restore your smile to its former health, but will also make your smile look and feel even better than before! From natural-looking dental restorations and crowns to dental implants and dentures, Freedom Dental Care will help you find just the right treatments to give your smile a second chance

a picture of amalgam fillings compared to composite fillings

Tooth Colored Restorations

When our dentists complete restorations they use 100% mercury-free, biocompatible resins. These composite resins are easily bonded to your tooth’s surface giving you a more natural tooth structure beneath the filling. Composite restorations are often smaller than the "silver ones" and they can be made to match the color of your healthy teeth. At Freedom Dental Care, we utilize materials that are safe, durable, and long-lasting.

Cerec same-day dental restoration milling unit and CAD-CAM sculpting machine by Sirona

Cerec Same-Day Restorations

With CEREC®, we can complete an entire crown procedure and improve your smile in just one office visit! In addition to crowns, the CEREC system also allows us to create and place single-visit inlays, inlays, and veneers.

A diagram of how a natural tooth fits alongside a dental implant

Dental Implants

Dental implants are an increasingly popular option for patients who need to have one or more teeth replaced. Unlike dentures, a dental implant is a permanent solution that remains in your mouth and closely resembles your real teeth. A dental implant is a small post that is placed in the jaw to serve as a permanent replacement for the root portion of a missing tooth. Dental implants can be placed in both the upper and lower jaws. Dental restorations are the replacement teeth that are placed on top of the implant post. Our dentists are trained in both of these phases, which saves patients the inconvenience of going to multiple offices for implant treatment. Contact us today to find out if you are a candidate for dental implants!