Restorative dentistry
Repair, rebuild, and renew — we'll restore your smile to full function and beauty.
Whether you have a single cavity or need a complete smile reconstruction, Smiles on Main offers the full spectrum of restorative dental care. We use the latest materials and techniques to deliver results that look great and last.
Restore and protect damaged teeth with natural-looking crowns, or replace missing teeth with a bridge.
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Tooth-colored composite resin fillings that blend in naturally and bond to your tooth structure.
Learn moreSave your natural tooth from infection and end the pain with modern endodontic care.
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Rebuild jawbone lost from tooth extraction or gum disease to support implants and facial structure.
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Permanent, natural-looking tooth replacement anchored directly into your jawbone.
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Affordable full or partial dentures, with optional implant stabilization for a secure fit.
Learn moreWhen Dr. Regenold fills cavities at his Spring Hill dental practice, he uses tooth-colored composite materials that bond directly to the surface of your tooth. Composite fillings require less extensive preparation, so the results are smaller and more natural-looking than silver fillings. The durable composite material is shaped and polished to match the rest of your tooth, leaving you with a smooth, subtle restoration.
Dental crowns improve more than just the appearance of your smile — they restore damaged and decayed teeth and protect them for years. Crowns are a functional, long-lasting restorative solution for teeth that are misshapen, damaged, or severely decayed. Crowns can be used alone or in conjunction with fixed dental bridges and dental implants.
Are you missing teeth or struggling with uncomfortable dentures? Dental implants could change your life. Implants are an excellent way to replace one or multiple missing teeth, and they're also helpful in stabilizing loose or ill-fitting dentures. Dr. Regenold uses the latest technology — including 3D Cone Beam CT imaging — to plan the best solution for your missing teeth.
If you have a damaged tooth that is infected or likely to become infected, you may benefit from root canal therapy. Root canal therapy is a highly successful restorative treatment, and a tooth repaired with a root canal can last a lifetime — especially when topped off with a natural-looking crown or fixed bridge. Root canals have a reputation for being painful, but the toothache caused by an infected root is almost always worse than the treatment itself.
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