When you go in to see your dentist for a cavity treatment, will you be able to count on care that really protects your tooth? After all, a major concern with tooth decay is that the damage is permanent, so your tooth will require support after infected material has been removed. So when your Katy, TX dentist provides you with restorative dental care, you need to count on lasting support. With a modern filling or crown, you can look forward to lasting protection that keeps you safe from infections, or physical issues with biting and chewing. Because modern restorations are made with material that is impressively similar in appearance to your enamel, your work will also provide lasting cosmetic advantages.
Making Sure Decay Is Completely Addressed When You Undergo Restorative Work
The length of time it takes you to seek out care for a cavity will affect the level of day that develops on your tooth. If you wait until decay reaches your pulp, you can have an infection develop within your tooth, which will require a root canal treatment. Your dentist will take care to fully remove your cavity, so that the spread of harm stops.
Enjoying Years Of Support From Your Dental Filling Or Dental Crown
Dental fillings and dental crowns provide a defense against future infections, as well as important structural support that allows you to comfortably bite and chew food with your treated tooth. The fillings provided at our office are made from composite resin, which benefits you because it bonds directly to your tooth, and matches the appearance of your enamel. Porcelain crowns offer patients an incredibly life-like restoration. If support and durability are a serious concern, your dentist may recommend a zirconia crown, which offer a high degree of attractiveness, and more durability.
Lathrop Dental Center Can Provide You With Lasting Cavity Care
Patients who come in for treatment at Lathrop Dental Center can count on expert care during every visit. Your cavity care can lead to great success, and we can help with preventive, cosmetic, and prosthetic issues. We proudly offer care to residents of Katy, TX, as well as people from surrounding areas like Fulshear, Weston Lakes, Simonton, Richmond, Rosenberg, Brookshire, Wallis, Orchard, Cypress, Sealy, Columbus, and more. If you wish to schedule an appointment, you can reach our office in Katy, TX, by calling 832-437-3849.
