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Gentle Restorative Care for Your Little Ones

Knox Pediatric Dentistry’s top-notch restorative dentistry for kids focuses on repairing and restoring your child’s teeth to full function and health, whether due to cavities, injuries, or developmental concerns. Our
tooth-colored fillings
Tooth-colored or composite fillings are made from a resin material that blends with natural teeth. They restore teeth damaged by cavities or fractures while preserving appearance. The process involves removing decay, applying the composite, and hardening it with light.
are crafted from composite materials that blend seamlessly with your child’s natural teeth, ensuring both durability and aesthetic appeal. For front teeth that have been chipped, we offer
composite veneers
Composite veneers are thin, tooth-colored resin shells bonded to the front of teeth to enhance their appearance. They address issues like discoloration, chips, gaps, or misalignment. The process requires minimal preparation, with the dentist sculpting the material directly onto the tooth for the desired look.
, which are applied chairside and restore the tooth’s appearance. For more extensive damage due to decay, we provide restorative dentistry services, including
full-coverage crowns
Full-coverage crowns are dental restorations that completely encase a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape, size, and strength. Made from materials like porcelain or metal, crowns provide durability and a natural appearance. The procedure involves reshaping the tooth, taking impressions, and fitting the crown to protect and restore the tooth’s function.
to restore the tooth’s function and structure, tailored to the child’s age and the cavity’s location.

In cases of severe decay affecting the nerve, we offer
pulp therapy
Pulp therapy, also known as root canal treatment in adults, is a procedure to save an infected or damaged tooth by removing the inflamed pulp, disinfecting the area, and sealing it. This treatment relieves pain, prevents infection, and preserves the tooth. In children, pulp therapy is often used to maintain primary teeth until they naturally fall out.
, also known as a “baby root canal,” which treats pain and preserves the tooth. We perform gentle,
painless extractions
Painless extractions involve removing teeth using advanced techniques and anesthesia to ensure minimal discomfort. Local anesthesia numbs the area, and sedation may be available for anxious patients. This procedure addresses decay, crowding, or impacted teeth, providing a smooth and comfortable experience.
when necessary. If a primary tooth is lost prematurely, our space maintainers ensure the permanent teeth have room to grow properly aligned. Each dental treatment procedure is delivered with the utmost care, and we take the time to discuss all available options with parents so they feel informed and confident in their child’s dental care plan. You might explore research on the long-term benefits of early dental interventions for further insights into the types of dental restorations.

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