Restorative Dentistry in Palm Bay, FL
At Palm Breeze Dental, our restorative dentistry services repair damaged or missing teeth so your smile looks and functions like new again.
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We also help patients replace missing teeth, and we have several options depending on your needs and goals. In many cases, we recommend dental implants, which act as an artificial tooth root placed directly in the jaw. Once healed, a custom crown is attached on top of the implant to restore a normal-sized, natural-looking tooth. For patients missing multiple teeth, we also offer dentures and denture partials as effective, more affordable alternatives.
If tooth loss or damage is more extensive, we can combine several of these treatments as part of a full mouth reconstruction plan to fully rebuild your bite and your smile. Many patients also pair restorative treatment with periodontal care first to make sure the gums and supporting bone are healthy enough to support the new work.
Whatever the cause of your damaged or missing teeth, our team will walk you through every option so you can choose the treatment plan that’s right for you. Call (321) 447-4444 to schedule a restorative dentistry consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does restorative dentistry include?
Restorative dentistry covers treatments that repair or replace damaged and missing teeth, including crowns, dental implants, dentures, and full mouth reconstruction.
How do dental implants work?
A dental implant acts as an artificial tooth root placed in the jaw. Once it heals, a custom crown is attached on top to restore a natural-looking, functional tooth.
What’s the difference between dentures and dental implants?
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth, while implants are permanently placed in the jawbone. Both are effective, and the right choice depends on your needs, budget, and oral health.
Can a badly broken tooth always be saved?
Often, yes. Many broken teeth can be repaired with fillings, crowns, or veneers. In cases where a tooth is too damaged to save, we’ll discuss replacement options like implants or dentures.
Do I need healthy gums before getting restorative treatment?
In many cases, yes. We often recommend addressing any periodontal issues first so your gums and supporting bone can properly support new restorative work.
What if I’m missing several teeth or need extensive work?
We can combine multiple treatments as part of a full mouth reconstruction plan to fully restore your bite and smile.
