Tooth-colored fillings
Composite restorations repair areas of decay while blending with the surrounding tooth.
Repair your smile
Restorative Dentistry in Port Orange, FL
Restorative dentistry repairs damaged teeth and replaces missing ones with a focus on comfortable function, long-term health, and a natural appearance. Dr. Hanson will review your options and recommend the most conservative appropriate solution.
Care that begins with listeningYour options
Treatment shaped around your needs
Dental crowns
A custom crown can protect and restore a tooth that has extensive damage, a large existing filling, or root canal treatment.
Dental bridges
A fixed bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by using neighboring teeth for support.
Root canal treatment
Root canal therapy removes infected or inflamed tissue inside a tooth to relieve symptoms and help preserve the natural tooth.
Inlays & onlays
These laboratory-made restorations can rebuild a damaged area while preserving more natural tooth structure than a full crown.
Full & partial dentures
Removable options replace multiple missing teeth and are carefully planned for appearance, support, and day-to-day function.
Why The Pampered Tooth
Built around the tooth—and the person
We look beyond the immediate repair. Bite, remaining tooth structure, material choice, home care, and your goals all influence a durable treatment plan.
- Conservative treatment planning
- Zirconia and e.max options
- Porcelain fused to noble metal when appropriate
- Natural-looking shade selection
- Clear post-treatment guidance
Purposeful technology
Modern planning for a precise fit
Digital scans and diagnostic imaging can help us plan restorations, explain recommendations, and reduce the need for traditional impressions in many cases.
Medit intraoral scanning
Dexis digital X-rays
3D CBCT imaging when indicated
Digital treatment presentation
Common questions
What to know about restorative dentistry
How long does a dental crown last?
A crown’s lifespan depends on the tooth, bite forces, material, home care, and other individual factors. Regular visits help us monitor the restoration and the tooth beneath it.
Is root canal treatment painful?
Local anesthesia is used to keep you comfortable. Experiences vary, but many patients find treatment more manageable than expected and appreciate relief from the inflamed tooth.
Do I need a filling or a crown?
That depends on how much healthy tooth structure remains and where the damage is located. Dr. Hanson will show you the findings and explain the tradeoffs.
How is a bridge different from a partial denture?
A bridge is fixed in place and supported by neighboring teeth. A partial denture is removable. The right option depends on your remaining teeth, bite, preferences, and budget.
Your next step
Peace of mind starts with a conversation.
Tell us what is on your mind. We will help you choose the right kind of visit.