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Restoring Damaged Teeth Without Jeopardizing Your Smile
Even with our regular preventive attention and your own hygiene habits at home, you may need a little help getting your smile back to its healthy, radiant state from time to time. After tooth decay, damage, or injury take their toll on your smile, restorative dentistry comes to the rescue. Schedule a visit with Dr. Jeffrey Sprout, Dr. Erik Fitzgerald, or Dr. Scott Gordon to repair damaged teeth for a long-lasting, complete smile.
Dental Crowns
Dental crowns are customized cap-like prosthetics that are made to fit over the biting surface of damaged teeth. They can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, but many patients prefer to have them crafted out of porcelain or ceramic because they look natural. These restorations provide damaged or misshapen teeth with added support and strength, allowing them to last longer and be used without causing you discomfort.
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Tooth-Colored Fillings
In the past, treating cavities meant filling them with a metal compound made of tin, copper, silver, and mercury. Today, we utilize a biocompatible material called composite resin that can be customized to match the shade of your natural tooth enamel. Not only do these restorations offer a pleasing aesthetic, but they also provide a stronger and more durable bond to your tooth, reducing the risk of infection or dental sensitivity
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Same-Day Crowns
Using advanced digital imaging, CAD/CAM software, and our in-office milling machine, we’re able to craft beautiful, porcelain crowns in a single visit from our own office. We’ll begin by taking digital impressions of your tooth. This will allow us to build a blueprint that we can transfer to our milling machine. Utilizing the precise specifications and measurements inputted, the machine will craft a durable, strong, and precisely fitted dental crown for your tooth that we can place in a single appointment.
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Dentures
Dentures and partial dentures provide a fast, effective solution for patients dealing with several missing teeth. A full denture is used when no healthy teeth remain in the gum line, and a partial denture fits around the existing teeth like a puzzle piece. Retained by clips and brackets (partials) or with natural suction and a denture adhesive (full dentures), the prosthetic device restores your ability to eat, speak, and smile with total confidence.
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Dental Implants
Dental implants are an advanced and completely customized tooth replacement solution that restores the entire structure of missing teeth, including the roots. This allows them to offer a variety of unique benefits. We’ll begin by placing the dental implants below the gums, allowing them to naturally fuse with your jawbone. Once you’ve completely healed, we can then secure a customized crown, bridge, or denture in place to restore your smile.
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3 on 6™
The 3 on 6™ procedure is an advanced full-arch tooth replacement solution that restores an entire set of teeth using six dental implants and three permanently fixed zirconia bridges. Designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth, this treatment preserves healthy jawbone and natural gum tissue while providing a secure, long-lasting smile. With simple maintenance, no removable dentures, and same-day temporary teeth after surgery, 3 on 6™ offers a comfortable and reliable alternative to traditional implant systems like All-on-4.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between same-day crowns and traditional crowns?
Traditional crowns require two appointments, a temporary crown, and a wait of one to two weeks while an outside lab fabricates the final restoration. Same-day crowns at our Evergreen, CO office are designed, milled, and placed in a single visit using digital impressions, CAD/CAM technology, and our in-office milling machine. The result is the same beautiful, durable porcelain crown without the inconvenience of multiple appointments or temporary restorations.
Are tooth-colored fillings as strong as metal fillings?
Yes. Modern composite resin fillings are not only more attractive than traditional silver amalgam fillings, but they also bond directly to the tooth structure, providing excellent strength and durability. Composite fillings require less removal of healthy tooth enamel, reduce the risk of cracks and sensitivity, and contain no mercury. Patients across Evergreen, Golden, and Conifer appreciate the natural look and conservative approach of tooth-colored fillings.
How do I know if I have a cavity?
Common signs include tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods, visible holes or pits in the tooth, dark spots or staining, pain when biting down, and lingering toothaches. However, many cavities cause no symptoms in their early stages, which is why routine checkups at Evergreen Dental Group are so important. We use advanced diagnostic technology to detect cavities long before they become painful or require extensive treatment.
Will my dental crown look natural?
Absolutely. Our porcelain and ceramic crowns are color-matched to your surrounding teeth and shaped to mimic the translucency, contour, and texture of natural enamel. With the iTero digital impression system, we capture precise measurements of your bite and existing teeth, ensuring your crown fits comfortably and looks indistinguishable from the rest of your smile.
Does getting a crown or filling hurt?
No. We use local anesthetic to numb the area completely before any restorative procedure, so you shouldn't feel any pain during treatment. Mild sensitivity for a few days afterward is normal and typically resolves on its own. For patients with dental anxiety, we offer sedation options to help you feel calm and comfortable from start to finish.
What is the iTero digital impression system, and why is it better than traditional impressions?
iTero is an advanced digital scanner that captures highly accurate 3D images of your teeth and gums in just minutes. It replaces the uncomfortable, gag-inducing trays of putty used for traditional impressions, providing a faster, more comfortable experience. The digital scans also allow for more precise restorations, fewer adjustments, and quicker turnaround times for crowns, bridges, and other restorative treatments.
Can a damaged tooth be saved, or will it need to be extracted?
In most cases, our team can save a damaged tooth with restorative treatments like fillings, crowns, or root canal therapy. Preserving your natural tooth is always our first priority because nothing replicates the function and feel of natural enamel. Extraction is only recommended when a tooth is too severely damaged or decayed to be repaired. Early treatment gives your tooth the best chance of being saved.
