Restorative Dentistry
Restorative dentistry procedures used by our
from our Ann Arbor family dentists helps patients reduce or eliminate issues of dental pain and discomfort. Using today’s advanced techniques, our dentists will work with you to restore one tooth, several teeth, or provide you with a full arch.
To schedule an appointment with our Ann Arbor, MI, dental office, please call Liberty Dental at (734) 994-0909. You may also fill out our online contact form and someone from our team will reach out to you soon.
Same-Day Crowns
Our dentists may recommend same-day dental crowns to restore the strength and appearance of teeth. That way, you’ll be able to smile with confidence after experiencing significant dental injury or decay. As a family dental practice, we’d be more than happy to evaluate your smile to determine the best way to improve your oral health.
Implant Restorations
Do you ever feel self-conscious about missing teeth? If so, it’s time to schedule an appointment with one of our dental implant dentists. During your consultation, they’ll be able to determine if dental implants are appropriate before referring you to a local oral surgeon for placement and then inviting you back to complete the restoration. We also offer implant dentures if you need to replace an entire arch of teeth.
Implant-Supported Dentures
An is a fixed denture appliance that replaces either the upper or lower arch of teeth. It’s supported by four or six dental implants that are deeply embedded in the jawbone, which provides the ultimate stability as you eat, smile, talk, and laugh.
Root Canals
If you’re experiencing any pain or discomfort, it’s of utmost importance that you call our office as soon as possible to schedule an appointment for what could be an emergency root canal. The sooner you call, the sooner our dentists will be able to resolve the issue affecting your oral health and help you avoid extraction.
Dental Bridges
At Liberty Dental, we offer several tooth replacement options to restore the full function and appearance of your smile. To be a candidate for a dental bridge, you must have at least one missing tooth. You must also have either healthy teeth and/or dental implants on both sides of the empty socket.