Restorative Dentistry
Lacey, WA
You don't have to live with damage, discoloration or gaps when it comes to your teeth. There is a procedure that is right for you and your unique situation. From bridges, to dentures, to implants, we can help or point you in the right direction.
FillingsFillings are used to restore areas of your tooth affected by decay. Brian K. Rounds, DDS uses both amalgam (silver) and composite (tooth-colored) materials to "fill in" the surface of the tooth after all decay has been removed.
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Dental Crowns & BridgesCrowns are used to restore teeth severely damaged by fracture or decay. After the tooth surface is cleaned and prepared, the crown is placed to cover the remainder of the tooth. Bridges are used to replace a missing tooth in both a cosmetic and functional fashion. A bridge structure is one or more artificial teeth anchored in place by natural teeth, crowns or implants, on each side of the bridge. Using a bridge to fill the gap from missing teeth helps restore proper bite. It also prevents teeth from shifting to fill the gap (which may lead to additional bite and jaw joint issues).
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Dental Implant RestorationsDental implants are the closest dental restoration to your original teeth. They are natural-looking and provide the functionality of a normal tooth. Sometimes when an implant is placed, it will fail, but that isn’t the end of the story for most patients. At Brian K. Rounds, DDS, we offer dental implant rehabilitation, which aims to give those patients who have had implant failures a second chance at successful dental implants.
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DenturesDentures are a replacement option for missing teeth. A complete denture is a removable prosthesis of white plastic teeth in a pink gum-colored plastic base; the denture rests on the remaining gum ridge once all of the teeth in the arch have been removed.
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Root Canal TherapyA "root canal," or endodontic therapy, is a procedure available to save a tooth that is infected and would otherwise require extraction. There are many reasons that teeth can become infected, including: cavities, previous large fillings, crowns, cracks, and trauma.
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