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Restorative and Cosmetic Dental Services We Offer
Composite (White) Fillings
State of the art composite (white) fillings are both beautiful and functional. With a variety of shades and colors, they can be used alone
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Crowns (Caps)
A crown (or cap) is needed when enough tooth structure is missing that a filling is not a strong enough restoration. When over 50-60% of the biting surface of a tooth
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Dentures & Partial Dentures
A denture, or “plate”, is a prosthetic device for patients without any teeth. A series of impressions and try-in appointments are needed to create an accurate and well fitting denture.
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Fixed Bridges
A dental bridge uses teeth adjacent to a missing tooth as anchors to support a single multi tooth restoration, that once permanently cemented, “bridges” the gap.
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Porcelain Veneers
Think of them as very thin all porcelain crowns (caps). They are done for cosmetic purposes to give patients the beautiful smile they have always wanted.
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Teeth Whitening
Tooth whitening, also known as bleaching, is an extremely common way to improve the appearance of ones teeth. When the directions for use of these materials are followed
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What We Offer
A beautiful smile has never been more in demand and DDS has more options than ever to give you one. Lifelike dentistry can be provided to combat disease, restore teeth structurally or just improve appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
1). What is cosmetic and restorative dentistry?
Cosmetic and restorative dentistry focuses on improving both the appearance and function of your smile. Cosmetic treatments enhance how your teeth look, while restorative care repairs damage and supports your overall oral health—often combining both for complete smile improvement.
2). How do I know if I need cosmetic or restorative dental care?
You may benefit from treatment if you have worn, damaged, discolored, or missing teeth—or if you’re simply unhappy with how your smile looks or functions. A consultation allows us to evaluate your needs and recommend the best options for you.
3). What is the difference between cosmetic and restorative dentistry?
Cosmetic dentistry is designed to improve the appearance of your smile, while restorative dentistry focuses on repairing and restoring the function of your teeth. In many cases, treatments can address both at the same time for a balanced, natural-looking result.
4). Can cosmetic and restorative dentistry improve both appearance and function?
Yes. Many modern treatments are designed to do both—enhancing the beauty of your smile while also strengthening and restoring its function.
5). Is cosmetic and restorative dentistry only for major dental problems?
Not at all. These services can address everything from small imperfections to more complex dental concerns. Whether you’re looking for subtle improvements or need to restore function, your treatment plan can be customized to your goals.
6). How long do results from cosmetic and restorative dentistry last?
The longevity of your results depends on your oral health, lifestyle, and how well you maintain your smile. With proper care and regular dental visits, many treatments can last for years.
7). Is cosmetic and restorative dental care worth it?
Investing in your smile can have lasting benefits. In addition to improving your oral health, it can boost your confidence and enhance your overall quality of life.
8). How do I know if now is the right time to improve or restore my smile?
If you’re noticing damage, discomfort, or feeling less confident about your smile, it may be the right time to explore your options. Addressing concerns early often leads to simpler, more predictable treatment.
9). How do I get started with cosmetic and restorative treatments at Downtown Dental Syracuse?
Getting started is simple. Schedule a consultation, and we’ll evaluate your oral health, discuss your goals, and create a personalized treatment plan designed just for you.
10). Can damaged or worn teeth affect my bite even if they don’t hurt?
Yes. Even without pain, worn or misaligned teeth can impact how your bite functions. Over time, this can lead to additional issues if left untreated.