Restorative Care

You have noticed a small chip along the edge of a tooth that catches on your tongue or feels rough when you run your finger over it.

A dark spot on a tooth has gradually become more noticeable over time.

There may be mild sensitivity when eating sweet foods or drinking something cold.

A tooth has broken and now feels weaker every time you bite into something firm.

You’ve had large dental fillings in Langford for years and recently noticed the tooth becoming more sensitive or uncomfortable.

There is a gap from a missing tooth, and food keeps getting trapped in that area.

You find yourself chewing on one side because a damaged or missing tooth makes the other side difficult to use.

There are several missing teeth, and you have started avoiding certain foods because they are difficult to chew.

Teeth have moved over time. This can make your bite feel uneven.

You can see visible gaps when you smile or speak.

You have old dentures that might not fit well anymore. They may move around while you eat or talk.

There is a gap where a tooth used to be, and you have noticed yourself chewing more on one side of your mouth.

You wear a removable denture that slips or moves while eating or speaking.

A gap from a lost tooth has been there for years, and you’re beginning to notice changes in your bite.

Finally, you would prefer a replacement tooth that stays in place instead of being taken out every day.