Restorative Dentistry Willoughby

Restorative Dental

Bring Back the Strength and Comfort of Your Smile

Do deep cavities cause discomfort when you eat or drink something hot or cold? Perhaps a tooth has chipped, cracked or weakened because of an accident, grinding or everyday wear. Quay Dental provides personalised restorative dentistry Willoughby patients can consider when damaged teeth begin affecting comfort, appearance or normal function.

Our dentists use modern techniques and carefully selected materials to repair teeth while preserving as much healthy structure as possible. Treatment is planned around the condition of your teeth, your bite and the result you need.

Whether you require care for decay, a damaged tooth or a tooth that has become weak following root canal treatment, we can explain the appropriate restorative options. Common treatments include tooth-coloured composite fillings, inlays and onlays designed to rebuild strength and help your smile feel comfortable again.

Tooth-Coloured Composite Fillings

Composite fillings provide a natural-looking way to repair small or moderate areas of tooth decay. The material can be closely matched to the colour of your surrounding enamel, helping the restoration blend into your smile.

After the damaged or decayed portion of the tooth is removed, the composite material is carefully placed, shaped and polished. It bonds directly to the tooth and allows our dentists to preserve more healthy structure than may be necessary with some traditional filling materials.

Composite fillings may also be used to repair small chips or worn areas when clinically suitable.

Inlays and Onlays for Larger Areas of Damag

When a cavity or damaged area is too large for a standard filling but does not require a full crown, an inlay or onlay may provide a suitable middle option.

An inlay fits within the raised cusps of the tooth, while an onlay covers one or more cusps when a larger area needs rebuilding. These custom restorations are designed to strengthen the affected tooth while preserving healthy structure wherever possible.

If the tooth has lost more extensive support, your dentist may instead recommend dental crowns and explain why this option may provide better protection.

For more information about fillings, inlays, onlays or other restorative treatments, call 02-9241-2038 or complete our online contact form.

For more information on these and other restorative dentistry options, call our office at 02 9241 2038 today, or fill out our convenient online contact form.

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