We offer restorative dental care to fix a range of problems like missing or damaged teeth and issues with your bite. Our goal is to restore the full function and health of your teeth, gums, and jaw with custom treatments. At our Sarasota dental office, you can ask questions and get the high-quality care you deserve. We also offer many other dental services to help prevent future problems.
The team at Integrated Dental have the experience to handle simple and complex dental issues. We take a complete approach to ensure long-lasting results that work for you.
Why Replace Missing Teeth
Our dental care team offers several options for replacing missing or damaged teeth, including implant restorations, dentures, and bridges. Tooth loss is a significant oral health concern and should be evaluated through a thorough exam before determining the most appropriate treatment.
Each option has its own benefits, and the right solution depends on your individual needs. Regardless of the approach, replacing missing teeth is important for maintaining oral health, function, and long-term stability. Replacing teeth can:
- Improve your oral health
- Protect your jawbone
- Help with chewing and nutrition
- Boost your confidence and appearance
- Improve your speech
Restorative Dentistry in Sarasota, FL
Restorative dentistry helps bring back your smile and improves how your teeth work and feel. We offer a range of restorative services to fix different issues using the latest tools and techniques.
Dental Implants
Dental Implants are durable, long-term solutions for replacing missing teeth. An implant restoration typically consists of three parts: the implant post (placed surgically by a specialist), an attachment piece, and a custom dental crown, bridge, or denture.
Once the implant has been placed and has healed, our team focuses on the restorative phase—designing and securing the final restoration to restore comfort, function, and appearance. Implant restorations can support a single crown or larger solutions such as bridges and implant-supported dentures.
If you’re tired of dentures that slip or cause discomfort, implant-supported dentures can provide a more stable and comfortable alternative. To learn more about your options, visit our Dental Implants page or schedule a consultation.
Dental Bridge
A dental bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth. It includes false teeth and crowns that attach to them. Traditional bridges use the teeth next to the gap for support, which may need some adjusting. We can replace up to three missing teeth in a row with a bridge.
At Integrated Dental, we also offer implant-secured bridges that are restored after implants are placed by a specialist. These last much longer and don’t need natural teeth for support. To learn more about dental bridges, see Dental Bridge.
Dentures and Partials
We provide full dentures, partials, and implant-supported dentures that are restored after implant placement by a specialist. Full dentures replace an entire row of teeth, while partials fill in the gaps where some teeth are missing. Dentures consist of false teeth attached to an acrylic base that blends in with your gums. To learn more about our dentures, partials, and implant-secured dentures, see Dentures and Partials.
Dental Crown
A dental crown acts as a cap to restore and protect weak or damaged teeth after a root canal. Modern crowns consist of strong porcelain so they’re not noticeable. A single missing tooth can also be replaced with an implant-supported crown after the implant has been placed by a specialist.
At Integrated Dental, we use advanced technology to design and create custom crowns in a single visit. Our crowns match the color of your teeth so they blend in perfectly with your smile. To learn more about our dental crown process, see Dental Crown.
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Periodontal Disease Treatment
Gum disease is a bacterial infection that affects the gums. Since gums support your teeth, it’s important to treat gum disease early before it causes you to lose your teeth. Common signs include bleeding, swelling, and sensitivity.
Ignoring gum disease will only make it worse, leading to more severe problems. Our experienced dentists emphasize catching and treating gum disease early. Regular checkups are key to preventing the following issues:
- Tooth loss
- Infections and abscesses
- Increased risk of heart disease
- Worsening diabetes
- Breathing problems
- Pregnancy complications
- Loss of jawbone
- Higher risk of certain cancers
We offer deep cleaning treatments like scaling and root planing to remove bacteria and prevent further damage. Untreated gum disease can lead to tooth loss, bone loss, and receding gums. To learn more about restoring your gum health, see Periodontal Disease Treatment.
TMJ Disorders
TMJ disorders cause pain in the jaw, face and surrounding areas. Symptoms include muscle and jaw pain, headaches, trouble opening and closing your mouth, and teeth grinding (bruxism). TMD issues happen when stress or pressure causes problems in the joints that connect your jaw to your skull. Many people with TMD experience pain in their face and mouth because major nerves in your face operate the jaw joints.
If you notice pain in your face or jaw, reach out to us. Our doctors have completed advanced training focused on jaw comfort and the connection between the TMJ (jaw joint). We offer custom night guards to relieve TMJ symptoms and protect your teeth from damage.
Get Expert Restorative Dental Care at Integrated Dental
To learn more about how we can help restore your teeth and improve your oral health, schedule a consultation with one of our trusted doctors. They will work with you to choose the best treatment for your needs. Request an appointment online or call 941-398-0609. No matter what kind of dental issues you have, we can help you regain a healthy and comfortable smile.